Panzer IV Ausf. H with Armor
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9 27 May 2018, 16:44
Rene Scheiblich
Whoa awesome! Definitely going to watch this one evolve... It's great fun watching tons of scratchbuilding🙂
Whoa awesome! Definitely going to watch this one evolve... It's great fun watching tons of scratchbuilding🙂
2 June 2018, 20:29
Rene Scheiblich
I'm starting to miss having access to a lathe😄
The barrel looks really good mate. I like the patches of surface structure as well!
I'm starting to miss having access to a lathe😄
The barrel looks really good mate. I like the patches of surface structure as well!
6 June 2018, 16:59
Spanjaard
brass tubes inserted on each other, and the "mouth" made wider with the right tool?
brass tubes inserted on each other, and the "mouth" made wider with the right tool?
7 June 2018, 10:20
Mark Farrugia
yes Spanjard, I wish I could do precise holes too but its hard with a 0.3mm drill
yes Spanjard, I wish I could do precise holes too but its hard with a 0.3mm drill
7 June 2018, 15:56
Mark Farrugia
those are hexagon heads not rivets and I made them with RP tools hexagon punches
those are hexagon heads not rivets and I made them with RP tools hexagon punches
7 June 2018, 19:41
Rene Scheiblich
Quite nice how you tackled the MG barrel.
For small holes I usually punch a small dent with a small very pointy, hardened needle before drilling. This way even a 0.15mm drill won't slip off. 👍
Quite nice how you tackled the MG barrel.
For small holes I usually punch a small dent with a small very pointy, hardened needle before drilling. This way even a 0.15mm drill won't slip off. 👍
7 June 2018, 19:49
Mark Farrugia
Yes I normally do too, but since its a very small tube 0.8mm it slips off my fingers and turns sideways then the drill slips off it and I'm afraid to place the tube in a vice because it flattens.
Yes I normally do too, but since its a very small tube 0.8mm it slips off my fingers and turns sideways then the drill slips off it and I'm afraid to place the tube in a vice because it flattens.
7 June 2018, 21:28
Rene Scheiblich
When working with very small parts in a vise, I use PTFE sheet or pieces of Silicone to protect the parts. But I honestly haven't tried if it still flattens such delicate tubes.
When working with very small parts in a vise, I use PTFE sheet or pieces of Silicone to protect the parts. But I honestly haven't tried if it still flattens such delicate tubes.
10 June 2018, 07:59
Rene Scheiblich
First signs? That exhaust looks lovely!
May I ask how you did the bent fenders? 🙂
First signs? That exhaust looks lovely!
May I ask how you did the bent fenders? 🙂
5 September 2018, 15:20
Mark Farrugia
Yes first signs cause I did not yet make filter nor pinwash, just weathered the exhaust. The fenders just chew them 😄
Yes first signs cause I did not yet make filter nor pinwash, just weathered the exhaust. The fenders just chew them 😄
5 September 2018, 18:33
Rene Scheiblich
They actually do look a bit as if chewed on now that you mention it 😛 lol
Wondering how it will turn out after washes and filter. I suspect all the scratchbuilding will not only have taken time, but it will also take a few breaths🙂
They actually do look a bit as if chewed on now that you mention it 😛 lol
Wondering how it will turn out after washes and filter. I suspect all the scratchbuilding will not only have taken time, but it will also take a few breaths🙂
8 September 2018, 06:13
Spanjaard
almost a pitty to paint all that scratchbuild detail.... paint looks really good by the way.
almost a pitty to paint all that scratchbuild detail.... paint looks really good by the way.
14 September 2018, 22:58
Mark Farrugia
Yes its a pitty but I cannot leave it unpainted,at least I took photos of the process
Yes its a pitty but I cannot leave it unpainted,at least I took photos of the process
15 September 2018, 20:42
Mark Farrugia
I had to start over again, painting the side skirts (Schürzen skirts) because I ruined them on the weathering process
I had to start over again, painting the side skirts (Schürzen skirts) because I ruined them on the weathering process
3 October 2018, 07:15
Bart Goesaert
splendid... superb... etc... camouflage is very nicely done, build and weathering too... what more can be said?
splendid... superb... etc... camouflage is very nicely done, build and weathering too... what more can be said?
19 December 2018, 11:51
Thomas Wirsching
A very well balanced camouflage - one of the most realistic I´ve seen during the last time. Compliments!
A very well balanced camouflage - one of the most realistic I´ve seen during the last time. Compliments!
21 December 2018, 20:25
Mark Farrugia
Thanks once more, it seems though that I need to push my modelling skills much further becasue on my last competition I got nothing for this model in the standard open category. ( I only got a bronze for the Hellcat)
Thanks once more, it seems though that I need to push my modelling skills much further becasue on my last competition I got nothing for this model in the standard open category. ( I only got a bronze for the Hellcat)
22 December 2018, 07:59
Mark Farrugia
You can also see a 360 of this model here ( not on the base though) markscalemodels.sirv..PZIV360/PZIV360.spin
You can also see a 360 of this model here ( not on the base though) markscalemodels.sirv..PZIV360/PZIV360.spin
22 December 2018, 08:00
Lenny V
wow, any more detailing and you would probably be able to start it. Impressive work!
wow, any more detailing and you would probably be able to start it. Impressive work!
22 December 2018, 11:06