Sdkfz.234 - Big Foot

[killnoizer]

Got it ready .


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[kerick]

That shiny silver grey paint and giant track makes me think that the Germans made it to the moon in '46!
Cool look!

[killnoizer]

I am to lazy for camouflage . . .  that's the fact .   

Now i am into the Ju 188 , and that MUST be in camouflage , the same like on the box
 ( wife has the last word on it , no way out  )  . That became a hard job for me , started a test on another wreck ...

Next tank will be grey I think .

[buzzbomb]

That shiny silver grey paint and giant track makes me think that the Germans made it to the moon in '46!
Cool look!

Exactly my thoughts, very Iron Sky type of vibe.

Good work, in a Sci Fi setting this would work really well

[Old Wombat]

That shiny silver grey paint and giant track makes me think that the Germans made it to the moon in '46!
Cool look!

Exactly my thoughts, very Iron Sky type of vibe.

Good work, in a Sci Fi setting this would work really well

All the above!

[NARSES2]

It does look pretty claustrophobic, even in 1/72. The French Renault UE Chenillette would probably be the most extreme example.

Yup I was thinking of something like the AMR35-ZT3

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[Wardukw]

It does look pretty claustrophobic, even in 1/72. The French Renault UE Chenillette would probably be the most extreme example.

Yup I was thinking of something like the AMR35-ZT3

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That's cute and scary at the same time..would not want to go into combat with that ..hell it's probable I wouldn't even fit in it.

[killnoizer]

Some of those early tank designs are very interesting .   Not much modells of that stuff on the market i think ?   

This weekend we went some days for a small military collectors meeting outside Munster
 ( German Tank Museum is there located )  , but maybe we are on Offroad Tracks and have no time for a visit , depends on the weather i think .  Last visit was in November ...

https://daspanzermuseum.de/

[NARSES2]

Some of those early tank designs are very interesting .  Not much modells of that stuff on the market i think ? 

You'd be surprised there's a fair few out there in 1/72 by the likes of "First to Fight" etc

https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?setPerPage=25&manufacturer_id=362589&search_direction=asc&pageID=1