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Looking good Ron, at least your trying "Zimm", I still run away from any kits where you have to apply it to be correct. :popcorn James

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Terry Awesome interior pictures! Can I save them and use them as future reference? James

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The Battle Of Kursk Thanks MP It was a fun little kit and helped kick me out of a rut. It is neat to place the kit next to 1/35 PZ III, IV, V kits and see how small the PZ II really was. James :)

Sd.Kfz.263....UPDATE , JAN. 18th :popcorn James

The Battle Of Kursk Thanks Ron James

I would like to join the campaign with a Tamiya PZ IIC. James

Thanks for the comments I have applied the dark yellow base and as it is my first time using the AK dark yellow modulation kit, it is interesting to see how the paint is coming along. James

Let the little guy fight amongst giants James

The Battle Of Kursk Thanks Ian and everyone else that followed the thread. Calling it done, I'm happy with how the little kit turned out regardless of age of the kit itself. James

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Looks awesome, love the built up mud in the fenders. :dude James

Looking good :popcorn James

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Looking good Tony :cheer: James

Thank you everyone for your comments. Its primed and I'm using the AK German Dunkelgelb modulation set for the first time. I managed to airbrush the shadow on yesterday and today was the dark base. although not in the photos I have the side skirts and roads wheels at this stage as wheel. If all...

The Battle Of Kursk Just about done, waiting on one more thing and then I am putting the tank on the shelf next to my Pz I and Pz III. Added some dust today to give a look that it been out in the dusty fields of mother Russia. :evil: More photos to follow. James

Laurence Thanks for the photo's my mother-in-law's parents are Romanian, my wife and I enjoyed looking at the photo's James