Dragon 1:35 flakpanzer 38t and Opel Maultier ambulance

[eoinfinnegan]

fantastic work as always Mark

[Nige201980]

Looking great mate.

[UKguyInUSA]

Hmm....another vehicle with this build...this could be interesting....

[peppie]

Omg, I'm loving the ambulance

Like you say, loaded with detail, grill and louvres open (and no sanding needed... ). Love the separate wheels and tires, makes it so much easier for painting.

As I am a fan of truckie thingies (like halftracks), I have got to get me one off these

Keep it up like this Mark.

[MarkVerploeg]

Thanks guys
The comments are much apreciated
I started on the back section today
That is a bit more work i think
The construction that holds the stretchers during transport needed a whole lot of sanding and it will have 20 or so windows wich i plan on using after the inside is painted
Altough the ones that go in the roof could be added later then that
So i will have very little masking to do
but i think i will have the building part ready in a few days and then it will be time for the first test setting of the dio so i can work out wich figures and how many and some other stuff that is going to be used
but we'll see how.it goes
Cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

Hmm....another vehicle with this build...this could be interesting....

Not to be rude mate
But the title sort of explains it
There could be a third though but that would be a kubelwagen that i want to turn into a ambulace aswell
It will be strach build as far as the conversion bit
Nothing big just 2 post that hold the stretcher in place and a tarp on the front
But it depends on the space i have left on the dio base
I am a bit limited to the size of it or it won't fit in the display cabinet
But i will have to finish building the others first to see if it will fit and looks good
Cheers Mark

[Rob]

Lovely progress Mark, looks great

[MarkVerploeg]

Lovely progress Mark, looks great

Thanks Rob
I will try to get the building done in the next couple of days
Then i will atart the painting and diorama setting
And figures
Those will be a big part of it all

[rhysloader90]

Nice intro and thred

[MarkVerploeg]

Nice intro and thred

Thanks mate
Glad you like them

[MarkVerploeg]

hi guys
and to yet another update for this build
this time i have build the back compartment
well it is not really build ,i have all the pieces prepared for paint
but the last photo will explain why i haven't build it up yet

so let's go to the pictures shall we
STEP 13

i don't know why it is on there but part K on the top right is no where to be seen in the instructions later on
i guess it is part of a other Maultier version and wasn't removed from the instructions


the stretcher carriers
a bit fidly at first but if you place the rails on the 4 corners first it will become a bit more ridgit and the other parts can be added with ease


the other parts from this step
the stretchers are not the same as a field medic would use but these can be stacked and fit in the rails of the vehicle


STEP 14



the big box should have had the box from the previous step in it
but this is a general storage cabinet so i left it out and i will put in some bits and piece from the spares box and resin collection later
i haven't put in the windows on the big strips
this saves me about a day of masking , yes i'm very slow when it comes to masking because i don't like it


STEP 15

oohh looks like a little challenge


and the stairs had proven to be a bit harder then the rest of the build
i'm beginning to doubt if it was a smart thing to glue it to the back already as it may snap off


STEP 16

three parts and i haven't placed the window ,what a big step this was




STEP 17

building up one of the sides


altough a bit more clean up work
no epm's and tons of sanding


the doors have a lot of detail wich is good
and should hold a wash nicely



STEP 18

finishing the side wall


the blind has no detail on the side but it is very hard to carve it in and the part won't stand out once the construction is done


STEP 19

the other side wall


again the same thing with the blinds


STEP 20

again the doors and the wheel well cover


as i did with all the other doors they will remain seperate for now and once the interior is painted i will decide wich door will be opened and wich if any will be closed


STEP 21

the flatbed


i left of the tail light before it ends up as a meal for the carpet monster
once the back compartment is on the chassis it will be glued in place as there is much less chance it will break by then


STEP 22

skipped , the explaination follows


STEP 23

same thing here


STEP 24

the roof construction


this goes together easy and as a great fit
the surface detail is good too

STEP 25

this lets you choose if you want all the stretchers in the vehicle
i skipped it for now
i will have to make a test setting of the diorama first to see how many i want on the ground the rest can go in the vehicle


step 26 will come later as this is the final fitting of the 3 components
so more a final thingy

and here is why i skipped a number of steps

this is way to thight for painting if it was assembled
so that is why it is still in pieces
this way i can get some paint on the entire surface and it makes weathering a whole lot better to do aswell

so the next step is painting the interiors of the back and the cab and i will most likely prime everything while i'm at it
and that is all i have for today i'm affraid
so thanks for watching and untill next time
cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

A small addition to the update
Welcome to the styrene forest

this is the way i prep all the parts for priming and painting
Cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

hi guys
so a new update
the Maultier is getting there but is still not finished as i underesstemated the amount of work that comes with it
i did do most of the work for the interiors of the back and the cab
so here is the progress so far


i started with the chassis
the base color is tamiya dark yellow mixed with buff in a 5:1 ratio
the engine is hand painted with mr metal dark iron and then slightly buffed
the rust is made by mixing mig productions old rust pigments with a drop of tamiya thinner to amke a sort of paint
this was then brushed on the exhaust
the tyres where painted with revell 09 antracite but unlike the normal paint i have thinned mine to use in the airbrush so the covering is a bit bad since i brush painted it , i need a second coat to get a good result


the entire cab is painted with dark yellow


the seats are painted with vallejo leather brown
then i mixed in a bit of vallejo german camo beige this was done in about a 3:1 ratio
this color was dry brushed over the most used parts of the seats


next a bit of mig dark wash to get some shadow in the creases


the most wear sensitive areas of the cab floor where chipped with a sponge and vallejo german came black brown
this was repeated with vallejo gunmetal grey but i kept these chips a bit smaller
this way you get the effect of bare metal inside the rusted paintchipping



next up the back compartment
first the white base color


to get some wear and tear on the floor i used the sponge method again
the paint is a mix of vallejo English uniform and white mixed 5:1 (roughly) this gives a nice wood color


a bit hard to see but i did some chipping on these parts
the color is again is german camo black brown


the stretcher holders have these chips on the top sides of the rails where the stretcher is slided on and bumps into during use


next i used a pencil to crete the metal effect inside the rails
and a bit of neutral wash by mig on some edges


then i glued the side walls to the baseplate
a touch that i like is that the roof is not glued
this way i can put in the stretcher holders and other stuff later on
it also makes masking the windows and doors a easy thing


the same stage
but from the back to the front

once the cab interior is done i can start masking and painting of the exterior
but that is all i have for now
i hope you like it and untill next time
cheers Mark

[DC87]

Incredible work on both kits - inspired me to order the Maultier Ambulance, allot of scope for diorama's inside.

[MarkVerploeg]

Incredible work on both kits - inspired me to order the Maultier Ambulance, allot of scope for diorama's inside.

Thanks Dan
It is a good kit and there are lots of diorama settings that can be made with this kit
It is a bit of a shame that there are not that many figures for something like this
Atleast i haven't found many medics and wounded soldiers
Cheers Mark

[Nige201980]

Fantastic work mate can't wait to see the finished article

[MarkVerploeg]

Fantastic work mate can't wait to see the finished article

Thanks Nige
That finished article may take a while though
I'm not sure about the diorama yet if i will use a piece of building or a wall i would have to scratch build that
Wich takes more time as i rarely do that
But i am sure i will get the build done in time
Cheers Mark

[UKguyInUSA]

Love the wear and tear sponged effect on the woodwork...I need to look for a video showing how to do that.

[MarkVerploeg]

Love the wear and tear sponged effect on the woodwork...I need to look for a video showing how to do that.

Thanks mate
I don't knownif there is one with wood but that is only the paint color
I think there are video's wich have it
If you search for "mig jiminez" or "vallejo" there should be some video's
I know there is one from warfare in scale about a opel blitz with a flak cannon on the back
It is in Spanish but has subtitles and the guy shows how it works
Cheers Mark

[Pabbi]

Wow, fantastic work going on here ! following with interest !

[MarkVerploeg]

Wow, fantastic work going on here ! following with interest !

Thank you
Glad you like it so far
It will take some time before it is finished though
Cheers Mark

[fly1ngdutchm4n]

woah!
Great work so far Mark!

[MarkVerploeg]

woah!
Great work so far Mark!

Thanls Frans
I got paint on both the builds now
I'm happy with the ambulance and it's tiger stripes but i completely messed up the flakpanzer
It looks like i used an airbrush for the first time
So i will clean it up and have a second try but that will take a few days
Good thing the panther that i'm building has a good paintjob or i would be getting insane

[fly1ngdutchm4n]

woah!
Great work so far Mark!

Thanls Frans
I got paint on both the builds now
I'm happy with the ambulance and it's tiger stripes but i completely messed up the flakpanzer
It looks like i used an airbrush for the first time
So i will clean it up and have a second try but that will take a few days
Good thing the panther that i'm building has a good paintjob or i would be getting insane

Been there, done that....
Had the same problem ones...
It sucks big time, but the second time you will paint it, it will look awesome.
I had the same problem with my tiger1 and flakpanzer....

Good luck mate!

[MarkVerploeg]

woah!
Great work so far Mark!

Thanls Frans
I got paint on both the builds now
I'm happy with the ambulance and it's tiger stripes but i completely messed up the flakpanzer
It looks like i used an airbrush for the first time
So i will clean it up and have a second try but that will take a few days
Good thing the panther that i'm building has a good paintjob or i would be getting insane

Been there, done that....
Had the same problem ones...
It sucks big time, but the second time you will paint it, it will look awesome.
I had the same problem with my tiger1 and flakpanzer....

Good luck mate!

Thanks but it is kind of a bummer that it has interior parts now
Normally i fill up a big box with water and dasty and let it soak for a few days
I can't do that now ,this time i will have to use a brush and apply it

[MarkVerploeg]

hi guys
so after a while i got back to this build
i did a lot of work on my entry for the dangerous cat sig and after that i barely did any modelling for a week
so it was about time i got back to the bench and got some modelling done
so for this update i finished the construction and painting on the ambulance
i also worked on the flakpanzer but that went wrong and i'm not happy with the result so that is being cleaned and stripped of it's paint so i can have a second attempt
so here is what i have done

both the vehicles where primed with ammo for mig grey primer
then i used tamiya buff to dull the dark yellow (tamiya) and sprayed it on as a basecoat


then i used the buff to dull the red brown
i think it is about 1 part buff for 9-10 parts red brown , just enough to take away the harshness of the color
the camoscheme is not from the instructions but from a picture in the ak late war color guide
it was actually used on a regular blitz truck but i liked the look and scheme from the instructions was messed up once already
so yeah 2 messed up paintjobs in 1 build project


ithen painted the wheels and boogies
the rubber is a mix of 2 parts black and 1 part german grey
i used vallejo model color for this
the metal color on the return roller is mr metal stainless ,wich was lightly buffed after it dried
it was brush painted on there ,this works fine if there is a primer or other paint layer on the surface before you use the mr metal


the drive sprockets where painted with the mr metal stainless aswell


next came the tracks
unlike a lot of armor builders i don't really like the magic tracks , well the large ones are good but i always have trouble when i use small tracks
and these tracks are from a panzer 1 so they are small
the way i make them is to roll a large piece of tape on the cutting mat .this is turned sticky side up and then i use 2 small strips to tape it down on the ends of the large strip
then i place the required amount of track links on there
i then painted them with vallejo black
this was dry brushed with vallejo gunmetal grey after the black had dried


this is more of a sneak peak as i will come back to this later
but this is the way the wheels should line up


sorry that it is a bit blurry
but the tracks where rapped around the wheels and glued in place
after about 2 hours of drying i painted the outside of the tracks the same way as the inside


after testing the fit of the tracks i noticed that the cab would have to be removed from the chassis
so it also made it easier to paint the final details
the metal of the tools was painted with mr metal stainless
the wood is done in 2 steps
first i use a mix of english uniform and white from vallejo i think in about a 5 : 1 ratio
when this is dry i use vallejo smoke wich is dry brushed on the wood base to give a result that looks like laquered wood
the other nice thing is that it gives the look of a wood grain so you hit 2 birds with 1 ston this way
i did make a massive boo boo when i glued in the windscreen
i had the kit supplied mask on there and the tet just was drawn underneath it
but i think i can cover it up with some dust and maybe a piece of camo netting that is hanging from the roof


then i added the parts that go on the roof
i will show how i made the jerrycans later on in this update






this is how the ambulance looks at the moment
i did notice the clear parts are very clear but deform the image on the other side
the doors will be weathered seperate and will be added later as the will be in the open position
and i will knock them off there if i glue them on now
after these photo's where taken i used some future as a clear coat
this was applied with a brush instead of the airbrush
i did this as a test since i have read that it works better this way (it was on ISM but i can't remember in wich thread of by who)

after my first attempt of painting this vehicle i started on the extra stuff that would be needed to go with it
i started with the stretchers ,wich come with a total of 9

after it was primed with ammo grey primer ,i spayed them with vallejo model air armor green
altough it is a tank camo color it will be a nice base color for the fabric strether covers
the metal supports are painted with mr metal aluminium as are the buckles of the straps
the wood is the mix i mentioned earlier


here is the look of the wood after the dry brushing with the vallejo smoke


after that was done i dry brushed the fabric aswell
only to give a somewhat worn look
this was done with a 50:50 mix of the armor green (model air) and pale sand (model color)


and after a coat klear i used mig production dark wash wich is used around all the details
and then they are finished

and now for the jerrycans

all the first steps
i used jerrycans from the italeri set
these are cheaper then most offerings and are good
so i painted them in german grey wich is a mix of tamiya german grey and sky grey in a 5 : 1 ratio ( did this some months ago as i made a big pile og them)
i then applied some humbrol maskol with a sponge on the parts that are more sensitive to wear and tear so the sides and bottom
then they are given a few thin coats og tamiya dark yellow wich was dulled down with buff (6 : 1 ratio)
the maskol was rubbed away to show the chipping but this can be skipped
i then used strips of masking tape to make the horizontal stripe of the white cross
this also was given the maskol treatment and then sprayes white (tamiya)
after it was dry the masking tape was removed and the process was repeated but this time vertical


then the jerrycans received some mig productions dark wash to make the inbossed details stand out
the effect was dulled down by whiping it down with a flat brush and some thinner for washes (mig productions)


and as a last step i used some mig productions dry mud pigments to add the dust that collects on the jerrycans
and then they are done
this shows the way i make water jerrycans but i used the method from faq 2 by mig jiminez
if you want fuel cans just skip the white cross bit and youre done or you can do them in grey but then i would used a rust color first ,then apply maskol and finally spray them in the german grey of you're choice

A WORD OF WARNING IF YOU HAVE THIS KIT
in step 4 when you make the differential you are supossed to add parts H11 to the ends of the axle
this however is wrong and makes the axles to wide so the tracks won't fit
make sure you don't use them and all is good
and a piece of advice , put the tracks on before you glue on the cabine as they won't go in place if the cab is on
i found out these things the hard way so spare your self these problems

and that is all for now
i hope to get going on the flakpanzer soon but that needs to be cleaned and repainted
so i hope you like it and thanks for watching
untill next time
cheers Mark

[AchtungPanzer]

Well, well You've done here a great job. The Jewels in the road . Well done Mark P.S. I I had many difficulties with the chassis in my Sd.Kfz. 4/1 - all was so small .

[MarkVerploeg]

Thanks mate
The chassis itself is not that bad but the magic tracks are
they are not sitting on there completly the way they should but i'm happy that they are on there in one piece

[davidowers]

if this doesn't inspire me to try armour models nothing will great job mate

[MarkVerploeg]

if this doesn't inspire me to try armour models nothing will great job mate

Thanks David
And if you want to try some armor , just go for it
If you have a look in the kitreviews you can see what are the good kits and then try to find one
If it is not your regular subject it will ve a change but that is good every now and then
I build planes from time to time aswell just to break up.the monotamy
Cheers Mark

[FishBowlMan]

Lovely work and a very interesting subject, Mark.
Great tips for the jerrycans, stretchers and other detail parts.

[wappynutter]

Mark you have done an AMAZING... job with these kits.....WOW..

Dude, I must have missed loads while I was busy doing "Real life" stuff...
..but I am back watching now, and Boy you have worked this well...
I enjoyed the Engine and transmission work at the start, so should have guessed the potential of this thread from that alone...
Freeking Awesome mate....A Big well done from me, and I will be dropping by for a nosey more regular than I have been that's for sure!
Continued success Mark...


Thanks....

[MarkVerploeg]

Lovely work and a very interesting subject, Mark.
Great tips for the jerrycans, stretchers and other detail parts.

Thanks
The jerrycan method comes from the faq 2 book
It also has good ideas for fuel drums and ammo boxes and other stuff
I only replaced the chipping fluid with maskol as i don't like the stuff
But it does make for some intresting details
and the book is a real nice reference to have
Cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

Mark you have done an AMAZING... job with these kits.....WOW..

Dude, I must have missed loads while I was busy doing "Real life" stuff...
..but I am back watching now, and Boy you have worked this well...
I enjoyed the Engine and transmission work at the start, so should have guessed the potential of this thread from that alone...
Freeking Awesome mate....A Big well done from me, and I will be dropping by for a nosey more regular than I have been that's for sure!
Continued success Mark...


Thanks....

Thanks Andy
I'm not sure how much survived my cleaning though
I messed up the paint so i stripped it
But the degreaser gets in all the little places and probably in the interior aswell
But it was sealed with some varnish so maybe it is still okay
I have to check but if not atleast i got to share the way that i make the interiors of my vehicles
But i'm glad you like it
Cheers Mark

[Nige201980]

stunning buddy love the camo work.

[MarkVerploeg]

stunning buddy love the camo work.

Thanks Nige glad you like it
I think this camo scheme looks better then the ones from the instructions
And i think the dio will look better with a two tone and a tri tone vehicle instead of 2 tri tonal vehicles
But i will have to wait before i can paint the flakpanzer again
It was cleaned this morning but is still wet in some places
And then i will have a new attempt with the camo on that one
Cheers Mark

[fly1ngdutchm4n]

O wow... This is looking really great!
Love the camouflage on that ambulance Mark, superb

[MarkVerploeg]

Thanks Frans
I'm happy with the way it now looks
But i will set this one on the side line untill the flakpanzer is painted and ready for decals and weathering
So i can complete both of the at the same time
That should save some time and the mess i make when i do the weathering
Cheers Mark

[gaz45]

Great paint job there mate

[MarkVerploeg]

Great paint job there mate

Thanks Gaz glad you like it

[MarkVerploeg]

Hi guys
This is just a mini update since i have been a bit busy with all kinds of things lately except for modelling
But i did managed to get a few things done
I messed up the camo on the flakpanzer the first time so it had to be cleaned
I used a regular house hold degreaser for this (dasty for the Dutch)
I just sprayed it on the model using the sprayhead that is on the bottle
I left it to soak in the paint and repeated this 2 more times
To get everything of the model i simply poured a bit of water in the airbrush and sprayed it on
It somewhat has the same effect as sand spayed on a actual vehicle
It just blasts the old paint off
After this i left it to dry

i then mixed in some tamiya buff into the dark yellow
I premixed it already but to make it a bit more dull i added more
The ratio is about 5 parts dark yellow and 3 parts buff
My normal mix is 5:2

And then i lost intrest in the painting
So i picked up the figures i had in mind for this build

this is the mini art artillery riders set
It is not bad in terms of detail (for the price)
But i think the fit is a bit poor and some filling is needed
It did the filling with faller super expert glue
This is a (medium)thick fast drying glue that i use for this kind of filling and glueing fragile parts


this us the dragon medical staff kit
It is a couple of years old and is re-released last year
The detail is pretty good and fit is a lot better then the other figures
Ofcourse these go very well with the ambulance


and here are all the figures i plan on using in the diorama
A few come from my stash of build figures
But i think they will have there use in this build
So next will be the rest of the camo painting and the detail painting on the flakpanzer
The figures will have to wait for a little bit since i will have figures for 2 other builds near the painting stage so i will do them all at once in a little assembly line setup
But i will do a update on them to show how i paint figures but don't expect much from it as i think figures aren't my best thing to make

So thanks for watching and i hope to have a update on the flakpanzer soon
Cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

hi guys
so yet another update but this time a bigger one then the previous
i have been hit by a sudden strike of mojo for this build
so i did the painting today to get this vehicle in the same stage as the ambulance
altough this vehicle will have a lot of extra stowage ,that will be in a upcoming update because i want to try some new techniques for things like ammo boxes and some other small items that will be used on both the ambulance and the flakpanzer

but let's go to the progress of the day

i added the camo patches altough i think it could be better the weathering should inprove the overall look
the red brown is done with a 5:2 mix of tamiya red brown and buff ,wich was thinned with about 20-30% of Ultimate thinner
the green is a 5:2 mix of tamiya dark green and dark yellow with a drop of buff ,this is also thinned with Ultimate thinner


the metal items are painted using mr metal stainless wich is not buffed very much
i used a old soft brush and simply brushed over them a little


the spare track holders where added
i used the magic tracks from the kit for the spare tracks but i will use a set of friul tracks for the actual tracks
the will be left unpainted untill the matt varnish is on ,this is because i make rust "paints" from pigments and tamiya thinner but if i spray varnish on that it will ruin the rust effect


the seat is base painted using vallejo leather brown
then this was dry brushed with a 2:1 mix of the bse color and white
the gasmask tubes are painted with vallejo german grey and the straps are painted with leather brown
the mp 40 smg's in the back are painted black and then i dry brushed them with gunmetal grey both from vallejo


a better view of the back
the chipping and scratches are done with vallejo german camo black brown they are applied with a small brush and a sponge
this is done on both the interior and the exterior


the gun was painted in the same colors as the rest of the vehicle
the actual cannon is painted using mr metal dark iron and was lightly buffed around details
it then was chipped aswell
the chipping is a bit basic now but i may add some more chipping and scratches later on


the seat was painted the same as the smaller seat in the vehicle


so i will use a quick wheel mask for this build
i started with the tyre color this is revell 09 antracite wich was thinned using Ultimate thinner
when i placed the wheels in the mask i left the cocktail sticks in the wheels
because when i paint the back of the wheels i want to be able to turn them around and paint the front


here they are painted on the back
i used the sticks to push them out of the mask without waiting for the paint to dry


then the front was painted dark yellow


the camo colors where sprayed on once the base color was dry


and this is the result
nice clean wheels with a real nice and even edge between the wheel and the tyre
the mask was used before as i have 3 more kits wich have the same chassis
most of these mask cost about 10 euro's wich is a bit expensive for a one time use
but the can be re used wich makes it a bit more cost effective


and here is the flakpanzer as it stand at the moment
the wheel are all unglued to make the weathering easy and to get some dirt behind the wheels
this is the way i plan on having it on the diorama ,with the gun pointing backwards
this gives a better view inside the fighting compartment and since all the crewmembers will be on the front this gives for some nice places to put some stowage like ammo cases and magazines for the flak

so this is ready for decals and weathering just like the ambulance

and that is all i have for now
i hope you like it and untill next time
cheers Mark

[mannloon]

Glad you got inspired. It looks great. And man do I love those figures, such a visceral scene.

[fly1ngdutchm4n]

Great progress, and I agree on them figures, there brilliant!
Got to love those dragon figures...

[MarkVerploeg]

Glad you got inspired. It looks great. And man do I love those figures, such a visceral scene.

Thanks
i just hope it will all fit on the base because i have a pile of pre made bases that can just fit in one of my display cabinets (3 of the same cabinets) so i will have to make a test setting to see if it works
Cheers Mark

[MarkVerploeg]

Great progress, and I agree on them figures, there brilliant!
Got to love those dragon figures...

Thanks Frans
It is pretty good for a days work
And the dragon figures are good too , resin figures may be a bit more detailed but cost the same for 1 figure compared to a 4 figure dragon kit
The gen2 figures are very good though but none of these is a gen2
But i will make the figures i need for my panther and my big tiger too
So i can paint all of them at the same time
And i will do the same with the actual tanks so i can do each step of the weathering on several vehicles at once
So i can make some free space on the bench and finish some of my builds before the vietnam sig starts and hopefully the shelf of doom
I plan to repaint my 1:35 leopold and make a dio with that giant
And i have a eduard phantom for the vietnam build
So both are pretty big and will take up a lot of workspace
But i will see how it all works out
Cheers Mark

[alextheblue]

Great progress Mark, you've done a fantastic job on that cam scheme!!

Now you've put the figures together this is really looking great -you certainly don't do things by halves!!

[MarkVerploeg]

Great progress Mark, you've done a fantastic job on that cam scheme!!

Now you've put the figures together this is really looking great -you certainly don't do things by halves!!

Thank you Alex
It is more so i finally start to make things bigger and more complete
I have a lot figures that are already build so they have to be used sometime
And i like to think that i get a little better with my modelling when i challenge myself with these more elaborate builds
But as long as it is fun to do i'm happy with it
Cheers Mark

[wappynutter]

Wow... look at all those figures..
You got some major painting sessions coming up Mark.... wow dude..
Good luck buddy, the figures look to be in excellent poses and the detail is amazing..
Well done on the mojo "fix".... I need some now to push my build on!
All the best mate...
Happy Modelling..

[MarkVerploeg]

Wow... look at all those figures..
You got some major painting sessions coming up Mark.... wow dude..
Good luck buddy, the figures look to be in excellent poses and the detail is amazing..
Well done on the mojo "fix".... I need some now to push my build on!
All the best mate...
Happy Modelling..

Thanks Andy
And there are a few figures to paint indeed
But these are only a part of them
I have the figures from the panther sig and my big tiger aswell
I think 30 figures in total
But i will complete the weathering on the vehicles first so they can go in the display cabinet (saves some space on the bench)
And then i will start painting the little dudes
Cheers Mark