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35 31 December 2020, 13:55
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I really like this type of scratchwork. Very well done 👍
I see 7 likes and not a single comment ??? Really ???
That's why I oppose the like feature.
13 February 2021, 18:03
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very nice details.
i do agree with Rui, i use the like sometimes, but i prefer the comments
16 February 2021, 14:57
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Good eye for the details, which will make the difference, very good work till now.
Which reference do you use? Panzers in Saumur and Panzer Tract 7-2?
Regards from Germany
16 February 2021, 16:54
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Hi,
I mainly use war photos from the internet. Marder looked dissimilar. Differed, for example, in the barrel fixing mechanism, and so on. Saumur Marder is a great example, but he cannot be completely trusted because he doesn't seem completely original. Since there are no more Marders survivors, I believe I have a right to interpretation. But I try to use logical solutions that have been used in other German vehicles. For example, I didn't like the out-of-the-box radio and made the mount the way it was used elsewhere. The front cover of the transmission looks very nice to me, so I will not put spare tracks on it. And so on...
16 February 2021, 18:33
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Hi Vytautas, you are right, sometimes when there is no proof by a photo or an original the research on solutions used in comparable vehicles, is the only chance we have to make it look realistic. And even having a good detailed, an open vehicle like the Marder needs some extra attention in wiring and other functional aspects, to let ourselves have a good feeling. Enjoy the build and thanks for the detailed answer. Looking forward to the final result 😉
18 February 2021, 06:02
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the wear and tear and scratch built items are looking extremely convincing!
10 April 2021, 09:28
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Thank you, Paul! I'm trying... And I like little things, they are very important, everything consists of them.
10 April 2021, 16:32
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Love the ingenuity of your modelling techniques and the care for detail you put on every piece. A really enjoyable, inspiring and useful read. Keep going!
8 August 2021, 15:20
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Many thanks, guys, I really appreciate it. As always thanks for looking in.
8 August 2021, 20:03
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Looks really great! Nice additions that be able to be clearly seen; one of the fun aspects of open SP guns. I'm impressed with the battle damage you've been able to replicate using the plastic; it's hard to make plastic look dented and those bas look great. Did you do a lot of thinning from behind first, or were the parts thick enough to use more of a carving technique?
8 August 2021, 22:16
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Thank you, chaps!
The plastic was thick enough that all the battle damage was carved. Injury carving is my favorite pastime 🙂
9 August 2021, 06:08