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Jagdpanzer IV Variants WIP
- Thread starter Tony lee
- Start date
The Pleasure is ours Tony, really nice to see this come together. 
Hi All :Hiay
I was looking at the next of the series a L/48(V) built using the DML #6589 Jagdpanzer IV with zimm.
This is basically the same kit as the DML#6397 without zimm.
While looking the sprues over I realized there were a bunch of "NO USE" parts and just for fun I remove those parts and piled them up on the bench.
Talk about stocking the spares box :woohoo:
Cheers
Tony lee
I was looking at the next of the series a L/48(V) built using the DML #6589 Jagdpanzer IV with zimm.
This is basically the same kit as the DML#6397 without zimm.
While looking the sprues over I realized there were a bunch of "NO USE" parts and just for fun I remove those parts and piled them up on the bench.
Talk about stocking the spares box :woohoo:
Cheers
Tony lee
I noticed that with the Sherman Tony, one of the benefits of doing armor I guess.
panzerace007
Active member
TONY,
Great Start !! Good to hear that th fit it excellant ! ALways makes a build that much more fun when you start with a soild foundation !!
:drinks
Great Start !! Good to hear that th fit it excellant ! ALways makes a build that much more fun when you start with a soild foundation !!
:drinks
And the beat goes on :drinks
Number four in the series the DML#6397 L/70(V)Late
L/70
The vertical cylinder between the breech block and the swivel mount is part# G-5,
Dragon failed to mention it in the instructions,imagine that :hmmm
One other thing that might interest some of you is the interior for one of these, for discussion purposes only you understand.
These shots can be found in Spielbergers "Light Jagdpanzers" book. I also have the other volume that covers "Heavy Jagdpanzers". This set is the best books i've got that cover the subject and highly recommended by me.
Road wheels tomorrow and you don't want to miss that
Tony lee :dance
Number four in the series the DML#6397 L/70(V)Late
L/70
The vertical cylinder between the breech block and the swivel mount is part# G-5,
Dragon failed to mention it in the instructions,imagine that :hmmm
One other thing that might interest some of you is the interior for one of these, for discussion purposes only you understand.
These shots can be found in Spielbergers "Light Jagdpanzers" book. I also have the other volume that covers "Heavy Jagdpanzers". This set is the best books i've got that cover the subject and highly recommended by me.
Road wheels tomorrow and you don't want to miss that
Tony lee :dance
panzerace007
Active member
TONY ,
Cool Pix !! Um .... now that you posted them .... You might as well put in an Interior !
:drinks
Cool Pix !! Um .... now that you posted them .... You might as well put in an Interior !
:drinks
