'Armour' from BenitoM: German Kitten in Iron Clad
My submission for the first Bonus Round is this Pzkw V Ausf G "Panther" ready to fight the Yankees in the Ardennes forests.
This
is a resin Warlord model with some metal parts; I suspect is now out
of production, being replaced by the new plastic range. A pity because
the quality of the Warlord plastics is in my view not very good, I'm
inclined to continue my collection with Rubicon Models in the future.
I
have chosen the three colour cammo scheme with the discs pattern used
(if I'm correct) first fter the summer ´44, widely in the Ardennes and
then to the end of the war in April.
This
model will be the perfect companion to the small little Hetzer that I
posted in the Challenge last year. Humm... I foresee a Chain of Command
Ardennes game coming soon...
Nice work on the camo Benito :)
ReplyDeleteImpressive work on the camo
ReplyDeleteSuper!
ReplyDeleteSuper job on that camo Benito!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Benito!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see a side-by-side of the big cat and cub!
ReplyDeleteA great job
ReplyDeleteReally inspiring job on the camo
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteThat is some very nice *3 colour ambush" Camo pattern.
ReplyDeleteOoooh...I always love seeing the Panther in any scale...great work Benito, this looks ace.
ReplyDeleteNicely done.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Benito.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very sexy kitty, Benito. I love the ambush pattern camo, it is well done.
ReplyDeleteWe have a Hetzer in the tank museum at the base where I work, it is so tiny!
Lovely work Benito! That cat looks ace.
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the camo pattern on this little kitty!
ReplyDeleteFantastic beast! Camo and weathering look spot on
ReplyDeleteThe camouflage is excellent on this metal beastie, Benito!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried any of the Warlord plastics, but the resin kits are wonderful little kits even if some are showing their age.