Exactly! It was the only sign that this was not the real deal. The rest is very nicely done...
Regards,
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Tamiya Krupp Protze Kfz69
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Exactly! It was the only sign that this was not the real deal. The rest is very nicely done...
Regards,
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Thank you Luiz 
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Well thank you very much for those kind words Erik :drinks :drinks :drinks
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Re: Tamiya Krupp Protze Kfz69 Completed
Thank you raider, much appreciated !
Thank you raider, much appreciated !
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Hey thanks Willem,.. Im glad you liked it
Also glad that your doing your modelalliance tour of duty and getting round to see all the superb modelers we have on the site !!
Also glad that your doing your modelalliance tour of duty and getting round to see all the superb modelers we have on the site !!
Wow... triple Wow!!! hmy: I'm always utterly impressed how you guys manage to recreate reality, just in a smaller scale! This Kfz69 of your's, Andy, is absolutely awe inspiring... The "special effects", as someone has already said, are plain fantastic: you can almost feel the moisture and clingingess of the winter mud - damn, that must've been a b!tch to deal with! :S
The care with detail is something else too: broken windshield, stuff all over the truck, the leather seats, etc. And the figure... oh well, I'm kinda waiting for the German soldier to say sumptin' (Got in himmel... scheiss!).
In all, one amazing build that makes you take 4 or 5 minutes of your time to look at a single pic: splendid, VERY entertaining and useful Thread, what with all the info that came with it!
Cheers and thanks for sharing! B)
Fernao
hmy: I'm always utterly impressed how you guys manage to recreate reality, just in a smaller scale! This Kfz69 of your's, Andy, is absolutely awe inspiring... The "special effects", as someone has already said, are plain fantastic: you can almost feel the moisture and clingingess of the winter mud - damn, that must've been a b!tch to deal with! :S The care with detail is something else too: broken windshield, stuff all over the truck, the leather seats, etc. And the figure... oh well, I'm kinda waiting for the German soldier to say sumptin' (Got in himmel... scheiss!).
In all, one amazing build that makes you take 4 or 5 minutes of your time to look at a single pic: splendid, VERY entertaining and useful Thread, what with all the info that came with it! Cheers and thanks for sharing! B)
Fernao
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Dusan and Fernao,
Thank you to you both for those great comments
I try and cram stuff onto vehicles etc and try and make them as realistic as I possibly can after looking at many pictures online of muddy conditions and stowage etc !
Im glad I sort of achieved what I was after and especially glad that it was entertaining to the thread viewers
thanks again
Andy
Thank you to you both for those great comments
I try and cram stuff onto vehicles etc and try and make them as realistic as I possibly can after looking at many pictures online of muddy conditions and stowage etc !
Im glad I sort of achieved what I was after and especially glad that it was entertaining to the thread viewers
thanks again
Andy
