Sturmgeschütz III Ausf D (no. 10/2013)

[Heiko Sattler]

Hello men,

I recently bought a Stug from a friend, this one was already built.
I've been thinking for a long time what to do with it.
There are now some stugs here and what they all have has never appealed to me. a few weeks ago the decision was made with the help of another model making colleague it should be the ausf.D. The first CNC parts have arrived and my printer is running hot, have fun with my construction report in the next few months.

[Brian Ostlind]

Awesome project as usual Heiko. This is one I have wished Armortek would make.

[florian rudolf]

That would be mine as well....
Must talk with you Heiko

[Dale jordan]

This would be a must have model . Very easy for Armortek to produce . what do you think ? Dale

[Heiko Sattler]

I've waited a long time and hoped that Armortek would make an early Stug. unfortunately I was disappointed. I'm over my disappointment and have chosen my own path.
there is a lot to do but with the help of 3d printing technology and trusting my skills i dared to take this step.
There aren't many early stugs that survived the war, but enough to make a true-to-scale model, here are 2-3 more pictures that I think are great. hope for a lively exchange report posting without results is no fun

[Heiko Sattler]

Hello men Next small steps were made new construction parts made of aluminum and blueprints in 1/6 for my project so I can work better and get exact dimensions

[Robert Tanzer]

Well done Heiko, looks lovely.
Robert

[Heiko Sattler]

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[Heiko Sattler]

a drastic step that I have to take. then there is no way back. the tub rear differs significantly from the ausf. G

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[Dale jordan]

Hi Heiko any new updates I would love to do the same one day . Dale