My Sd.Kfz 7

[John Fitzsimons]

Maybe Gill could move it for you or else go into edit and copy and paste your posts into a new post in the Sdkfz 7 section.

[Michal Matata]

I finished the work on the front seats box. The box is ready.

[Michal Matata]

I made complete new seats.

[Michal Matata]

Some new pictures from the work in cocpit.

[martin pitcairn]

Hi Michal, Just like Rolf's 88, I have to remind myself that I am not looking at a restoration of a real half track, With the red oxide undercoat and the scuff marks etc where you are working, test fitting etc. the pictures look like the real thing. When these master pieces are finished it would be great to see them together ! Have you thought what you are going to tow? your own 88 or are you waiting for the PAK 43 to be released when Mark does his next Kompact Kit?

Huge fan of this post
Martin.

[Michal Matata]

Hello Martin,

Thank you for your recomondation. I am trying to do SDKFZ7 as real half track by realistic documentation. It was the red oxide on real half tracks as a basis. About the towig, my younger son, who will dride with this SDKFZ7, would like to tow trailer Sd Ah 116 with a panzer IV or panzer II

[martin pitcairn]

Hi Michal, I think we would all like to see that trailer combination, what a great plan!

Martin

[Michal Matata]

Hello Martin,

It has to be steb by step. The first step is to finisch the half track.

Have nice day.
Michal

[Michal Matata]

I changed the design of the tyres a bit.

[Michal Matata]

Some new details in the cocpit. I finished the floor with the cover handles.

[Michal Matata]

I made new engine side covers. Everything is made from fiberglass and white metal.

[Stephen White]

Michael, I'm very much enjoying seeing the techniques and detail you're bringing to your model. Thanks for posting. Stephen

[Michal Matata]

Thank you Stephen.
I want to create the model of half track that will best reflect the original. It needs too much the patience.

Michal

[Michal Matata]

New closures of the engine side cover.

[phil fitzpatrick]

Hi Michal
Very nice work on those little detail parts.
Cheers
Phil