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Ken Kolenovskyadded a new photoalbum.
2 6 May 2014, 04:38
Ken KolenovskyThanks guys! It took a while, but I think the result was worth it. I used the Panzertracts softcover on the Panther G as a reference.
6 May 2014, 13:33
Ken KolenovskyGlad you all like it! Now, if I can just finish up a few other projects, I can get back to this.
6 May 2014, 18:49
David LengyelMother of scratchbuilds! That's some serious skill right there. Awesome job mate!
6 May 2014, 21:53
Ken KolenovskyThank you everyone! I hope it measures up to some of the awesome work I keep seeing here.
6 May 2014, 22:43
Alberto BianchiI am not better than you, but you do not look like a novice. Go on like this! 🙂
6 May 2014, 22:47
Bill SpargoWOW Ken, fantastic scratch building. I'll keep a close watch on this as I have one to build in the future. Please add lots of in progress snaps.
6 May 2014, 22:50
Hunter CumminsHow did you get all of those shapes and how did you cut the brass to the shape and different sizes amd stack them????
6 May 2014, 23:30
Ken KolenovskyI have a good supply of metal bits and Evergreen plastic. To cut the sections of metal, I have a REALLY small pipe cutter. The rest is just picking the right size according to the plans.
6 May 2014, 23:36
Scott DuttonAmazing work, you'd swearwasat least 35th scale not 48th, what incredible detail,skill and patience.
21 January 2020, 22:10
Wim van der LuijtThat is very impressive! Looking forward to seeing it mounted on a Panther!
23 January 2020, 06:50
Marco Preto👍
I'll be following this impressive build for sure!
Cheers
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23 January 2020, 16:47
William O.Wow sir, just wow! Your scratch building skills are amazing, the amount of patience it must take, do this kind of work at this scale, is mind boggling! Kudos and 2 thumbs up to you sir! I'm totally following your builds. Cheers, Willy 🙂
2 February 2020, 20:25