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Real shame ! You could do a some kind of barn / yard find to it , weather it up, take the window(s) out and other parts that don't fit,strategically place a tarpaulin,a tree thru the window? Or is that not your thing ...

Tamiya X-22 and the first chips.

With the wheels and barrel in place.

:oldguy: Yes, i did 4 shades of the german yellow.

Completed the FLAK this weekend and added some extra details like wiring. The Pressed version shield is from the Border kit becaus Das werk doesn't give you that option (as mentioned before ) Next , spraying some green and brown camoflage spots

By the looks of it it is a pressed version, and the sides are hinged (haven't attach them yet )

Coincidentally, I also ordered spare parts from Italeri about 3 months ago, and it failed to arrive (and i live a lot closer / Netherlands ) last week they sent a second package, which has yet to arrive 🤞

If you photograph it outside with a natural background, it will look like the real thing :vgood:

No fit problems ,some seam lines over rivets , had to replace them , Find the instructions not really clear for placing some parts on theFLAK ..... :vgood:

Dry fitting the Border shield on the Das Werk FLAK ,sofar it fits:yipee:

Looks like all the Darkgrey versions didn't have the shield , All remaining FLAK Trucks were lost during the Battle of Budapest /Hungary 1945. Also a version with a rangefinder (next kit ? )

Two in the city of Budapest 1945

Working on the FLAK itself , :oldguy:This part should have been slide molded , I turned the rear part of the barrel out of two pieces of plastic.

Nice kit, but could have done better. Some tubular parts are slide-molded and others are not, And they don't provide you with a shield for the FLAK, Luckily I have the Border FLAK kit which contains tree different ones and one of them is the right one for this version I'm going for. The...

What ! no gender neutral toilet :bigrin: Very well done, love all the fittings/ kitchen appliances and other scratch build thingies !!!