Armortek

Tis the weekend.

Hi Phil,

Yes that Panther from the endkampf in East Prussia is interesting.
Not only for its Hinterhalt cammo but how they manage to mount the engine access hatch up side down



Kind regards
Kent

So it is Kent , I didn't spot that from the photo angle that I posted. Brilliant photos very evocative Nice wear on the front sprocket too
Can you hear this post echoing and the see the tumble weed rolling by, are we the only guys here lol?

Its nearly the weekend, an eclectic mix of all sorts this time.

I am lurking in the background
Paul.

This is just what I had in mind when I started this thread, getting down on your belly, not your hands and knees and taking brilliant shots like these of your beloved tanks, its not rocket science just a bit of thought and a flask and some sandwitches and a great day out. Photos like these will be in the ether for many years (if not forever) thanks to the Internet and us...and thanks for your contribution Paul ........cheers Phil.

Glad you like them Phil. Right lets see if this Gif works on here, its something a did a few years ago, a bit labour intensive but I think it came out well.

Click on the image to make the gif work.
Paul.

I am not saying anything, just keep em coming

Great stuff Paul, here are some of my range wrecks as we are on the subject of wizbangs (all of which have been restored or are awaiting restoration ready for another video shoot/diorama, its a form of recycling! )

regarding the last pic I think FOA is planning a full 1/6th tiger turret interior with basket/floor.

That sounds good cheers Laurent.

Hi Both,

Loic from FOA attached a link about the detailed turret interior to one of my posts a few months back. http://www.fieldofarmortanks.com/foa100 ... -interior/

It look very good.
Paul.

Thats not a real horse you know.I like the guy in the goggles.
That turret interior kit is busy!

Oh bugger, are you sure it not a horse?

Here is a a rare version of the Sdkfz 251
Some of the Third Reich elite.
and my favourite, Oberleutnant Friedrich Stadler


Paul.