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Panther V 1:6 under construction
- Thread starter azazel526
- Start date
Kev Longino
Moderator
That is fantastic work, you should be very proud of it!
Ostfront43
Tanker
Hammer Six
Company Commander
HOLY COW....that is just plain awesome!
tankfan0720
Tanker
Wow is right. Super job so far. That is quite the reveal. Is that scratch built? Never see one with late Tiger wheels - awesome! This will be amazing when painted. My favorite WWII vehicle.
Best regards,
Bob
Best regards,
Bob
azazel526
Marksman
The wheels that looked like tiger tanks were all steel weight wheels, a few of the Panther V used them later in the war, and I also planned to do some standard weight wheel hybrid assembly, but that was probably a few months away
The_Dutchman
Company Commander
Absolutely brilliant!
Hammer's Africaners
First Sergeant
Awesome work!
Rolling Thunder Tech
Company Commander
Huh... my tanks looked pretty good until I saw your's. Just amazing work and detailing. Congratulations on a fantastic job.
Leonard
RTT
Leonard
RTT
Warriorant
Mortarman
Fantastic job & superb interior. Very well done. It looks like its been a labour of love but well worth it.
Kapernakis
Platoon Leader
That is some FANTASTIC work, in only 6 months !!!
Panzercommander HOH
Battalion Commander
Very cool!
That interior is simply awesome!
Fred
That interior is simply awesome!
Fred
rivetcounter
Platoon Leader
M.A.N built x50 steel wheeled Panther around October 1944, some used during Wacht am Rhine.
SteveKrieg
Company Commander
That is spectacular work to say the least (I'll need to break-out the thesaurus on this one). Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the finished product. Steve
