Panzer Kampf Teller 1 (fka: PzKpftl 1 - SdKfz 2000)

[B777LR]

So here is my entry, will be a nice UFO of the Soviet AF, and i think i might fit some missiles too!

[Mossie]

That's an interesting saucer shape you've got there Thomas, what's it from?

[B777LR]

That's an interesting saucer shape you've got there Thomas, what's it from?

A broken down kitchen machine. Think its a food processor...

[B777LR]

Havent forgotten it yet!

Since i began, ive fitted the cockpit, and painted the insides black. The bottom is made from a paper-white glue sandwich, and is very hard. Following this sandwich, i covered it with 2 component putty meant for boats. Now im going to sand it down, and use styrene putty. I think i might add some styrene gunk to the bottom, when ive sanded it down.

[B777LR]

In 1945, the Nazis went to the moon. In 20018, they came back...

I have decided to change subject of this saucer. From now on, it will be a Panzer Kampf Teller 1!

Armed with 1 88 mm auto cannon, 4 Mk-118 (upgrade Mk-108), and 2 missiles for killing strategic bombers, this new multirole "Teller", was feared by all allied tank crews. Especially the 88mm was cause of great concern, as it could hit the M1 Abrams tanks on the weak top armour, and with up to 6 shells a minute. That said, the "Fliegende Tigre" was easy prey for modern day conventional jet fighters such as the Gripen, Rafale and Eurofighter, but was able to outperform an F-22.

[Mossie]

You know, it does have more of a German feel to it than Soviet.  Keep it coming Thomas!