1:72 E-50 Flakpanzer w. 5,5cm FlaK55, Germany in late 1945 (Paper Panzer)
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Simon NagorsnikThank you Mates
Building dio's in '72 is a nice Thing, because it's much faster than in '35
Simon NagorsnikThank you Gorby!
I tried to give the impression that the steel sheets were stored one on top of the other before assembly.
The extra armor is also intended to indicate that all of the material was used to increase the combat value of the vehicles.
Djordje NikolicI don't think I have seen anyone make more detailed 1/72 scale armor models and dioramas. For real!
Simon NagorsnikThank you so much for your feedback Djordje!
I always try my best to develop myself further😅
MariusVery impreaaive Simon! Looks better than many 1:35 dioramas.
You are becoming a master of 1:72 dioramas!
Mr JamesImpressive detailed work at this scale. Beautiful weathering going on in this scene.
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E-50 Flakpanzer
(Trumpeter, 07124)
One of the biggest mistakes of the Trumpeter box art is that they always show their 1/35 models on it, therefore, the content doesn´t quite match what is shown.
The kit doesn´t contain many parts and is assembled quickly and without problems and build it mostly out of box.
The fitting of the parts is quite okay and all details are sharp molded.
I drilled up some holes any added a few smaller details which are missing.
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I added a add on armor and some weld seams and removed the molded on side kirts.
The additional armor is made of plastic sheet.
The Zvezda figures (6270) are great, one of the best in plastic injection molding.
I built the base myself.
The fence and wall come from the spare parts box and the cobblestone is also a leftover from Miniart.
I made the rubble out of hard foam, lumps of plaster, coarse sand and small pieces of wood.
