my first whif build a GB, Sd.Kfz 1946

[manytanks]

Here it is. well it needs a bigger gun .

[Old Wombat]

Jolly good, old chap! A box full of pieces of plastic that have fallen out onto the table! Good show, what!




Seriously; I hope this is the launching point of an enjoyable & impressive build!

[Taiidantomcat]

This will be cool!!  just don't see enough tanks around here 

[manytanks]

Ok now to put a gun on it , its about a 10.5cm slightly shortend German assault gun off a Sturmgeschutz III Ausf .G i have in my stash.

[Old Wombat]

OK, up-gunned = good start!

Are we going to see upgraded armour & power-plant, too, perchance?

[comrade harps]

Good to see you here, Marty.

Is there going to be side-amour to protect the wheely bits? Zimmerit? I love that stuff.

[manytanks]

Put on armour side panels , cut them in to sections and bent them for the battle look. its in black grey undercoat .Not decided what colour Panzer grey with dark brown ? or dark yellow green brown? which one ?

[Taiidantomcat]

whatever colors you choose an unconventional pattern would be neat 

[Doc Yo]

 The 105 looks right on that chassis. As for the color scheme, Panzer grey was long gone by the time this
entered service, but that just means its the right thing to do for a WHif.

[ysi_maniac]

I do like dark yellow green red-brown, but you can add a small variation like some details in white and black.

[rickshaw]

Panzer Grey was the base coat on Panzers until 1943 when Afrika Korps Yellow was substituted.  Green replaced that in late 1944.   Panzer Grey was still in use but as a supplementary colour, rather than the base colour for camouflage until the war's end.

[The Wooksta!]

Burnt out would look best.

[thedarkmaster]

Burnt out would look best.

[Old Wombat]

Burnt out would look best.

Better than looking at the pointy end, anyway!

[manytanks]

here is my finished build, its been very enjoyable.