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Dietmar Bogatzki
taking a seat

J D
Enjoy it, Dietmar. 😊

Mathias Decommere
Following this one!

J D
Hi, Mathias. Thanks for your comment.

This kit is actually TAKOM 8004, I am trying to modify it to StuH-42 (TAKOM 8006) by using spare components from Academy 13531 (Panzer III Ausf. J).

Doubtingmango
Nice stug!

J D
Kit was StuG, modified to StuH 😅

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

J D
✌️ Thanks a lot, Villiers de Vos.

Timur Taratukhin
Nice work. Looking realistik/

Spanjaard
looks really good, but Tempmodels one seems even better! 🙂

Mr D
Nice...like the blueing 👍👍

Ben M
Interesting comparison with the other one. I will have to see if they make an AL-7F

Michael Kohl
Following. Still struggling with my Revell/Modeltrans/OKB Grigorov Merk. Also bought the EMP3D ball and chain armour but see that you used the balls only. Anxious to hear why. Where did you find the super fine chain? I didn't.

Robert Podkoński
Fantastic work so far. Keep it up!

Shar Dipree
Following.
I had also thought about replicating the chainball armor with chains for my two Merkavas and tried but failed because the chains I found all seemed too big.

Michael Kohl
I was elated when EMP3D released the ball and chain armour and I ordered it and it looks very good. So I am anxious to know why Pryzemyslav discarded it.

Dave Flitton
Watching.

Przemyslaw Sroczynski
Thx mates.
When i've bought EMP3D i was very happy, because there are no in the trumpeter set.
But after installation it occured they hang to low and just break with little turret movement
After few trials to fix them, ideas to rebuild the turewt, i've decided to replace them
Found small chains (even smaller that i've used) on mojehobby.pl

shadowlight
Can you tell us the productcode of the chains or a link? Thanks!

Przemyslaw Sroczynski
mojehobby.pl/product..e-0.6mm-x-1.0mm.html

Przemyslaw Sroczynski
There are some more

Łukasz Gliński
Very interesting job, will follow
Thx for the chain info

Shar Dipree
Thanks.
I used the ChainBallArmor from Modell Trans Modellbau on my two Merkavas. They look appropriate - but still no comparison to a real chain - and don't touch the tank structure: Dio: Two Merkava Mk.IIID (LIC) on a desert road | Album by Shar (1:72)
Chain ball armor by Modell Trans Modelbau: Merkava III D - ugrade set (..ans Modellbau MT72237, 1:72)

Mid Franconian
Following!