Sturmpanzer IV

 This is another build I recently started on, Dragon's early Sturmpanzer IV from the battle of Kursk anniversary boxing #6992.

I'm generally not interested with doing interiors but decided to add some basic weathering to this one. I think the gun details are quite nice so I'll leave a hatch or two open. I haven't bothered with adding any extra detail, just using what is included in the kit, I didn't even fill the join in the gun breech.

Painted with Gaia lacquer - interior color.

s.I.G 33 auf Fgst. Pz.Kpfw III - base color

 Some pictures of the model in it's base colors.

Painted in Gaia lacquers, the same as used on the stug III.

I've attempted to match the camouflage pattern where it can be identified from pictures, the rest is just my imagination. After these pic were taken I did repaint a few areas to better match the pattern.

The tyres were hand painted in a mix of Humbrol black/brown enamels

s.I.G 33 auf Fgst. Pz.Kpfw III - build up

 This is Dragon's kit of the s.I.G 33 built as gun #4 during operation Citadel.

Some of the aftermarket items I've used are as follows:

Aber intake screens

Elefant Fire extinguisher & cable clamps

Tracks are from Quicktracks

front tow points are 3D prints designed by Eelke Warrink

The wicker ammo containers are the Dragon DS parts from the gun kit

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Stug III G completed

 Here are the pictures of the completed Stug. It was finished as a vehicle from 3 SS Totenkopf division during operation Citadel. 

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Miniart Stuart "Honey"

A great little kit.

I've replaced the kit link & length tracks with Modelkasten and added some bits from the BSK 3D set.

MG barrels are from Master Model, the other PE is included in the kit

To be finished in the Caunter scheme

 

Updated Pz III N

 I have returned to another previous build and updated the weathering.

I think this is about where I'm happy with the weathering process, dirty, dusty and some wear & tear without looking like it's been at the bottom of a swamp.

I just need to add back the tools and some other small items.

Pictures were taken outside under natural light which is why they look a bit raw

I will update to better pictures