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Very beautiful surface raider! The painting is top-notch, and I love how realistic the wooden deck appears!!:thumbsup Keep up the beautiful work! Steven

:woohoo: :woohoo: Wow Rob! This is looking awesome! I'm no fan of paper panzers either, but the build that Steve did and your paintjob is looking awesome! Great job to the both of you :thumbsup Steven

Awesome job, Luiz. This came out looking very impressive. I love this camo scheme! Steven

Very nice job on your Pacific Sherman. Really dig the camoflague, a world apart fron the ETO... Great work! Steve

Thank you for posting! The finish looks awesome! Steve :thumbsup

Very beautiful. Great job on the Chally! I'm working on Trumpeter's Chally with Enhanced armor and dozer blade- nice kit. :thumbsup Steven

Kreighshoer wrote: Would these be appropriate for late Summer 1944? STill weaqring jackboots with early cut Luftwaffe uniforms? I know DML is releasing a lte version 20 mm Quad Flak with crew figures, wearing late uniforms. Maybe I can wait for that, or modify the DML and Tristar figures

Hello- I'm currently building Dragon's Sdkfz 7/2 Armored cab, and I want to put it in a vignette in Poland 1944 as part of Hermann Goring Panzer Division, when they were sent there to stem to Soviet advance. Problem is, all these antiaircraft vehicles coming out and very limited crew options...

Outstanding work and finish, Pat. Very beautiful :notworthy: Steven

This is incredibly good. I'm itching to get started on mine since I've been following this. Great work, Mike! Steve

A nicely finished panzer, Laura, you made it look superb. :thumbsup Steven

Awesome job, man. Love the light green chips and scratches. Bravo! Steven

Great weathering of the suspension area, love the dirt and dust build up. She is looking very beautiful :thumbsup Steven

Looking really good, Laura. Very clean build :thumbsup Let's get some paint on it.... Steven

Jesus man, you can barely see the vehicle!! I like this, very impressive work :notworthy: Steven

Saul and Ovidiu- Thank you for the photos, and thank you for the correction on the tow bracket. Those errors have been corrected B) Steven

Thank you guys for the comments, most appreciated. Ted- the color is actually Model Master's tan, FS 20400. It is actually more of an orangy color, and looks much better in real life than it does in my photos- not sure why I'm having such a tough time capturing it. It will recieve the desert...

Here is an update on the weathering process on the Sherman. Did some more pinwashes, drybrushing, and starting to add the tools. Still need to add scratches, chips, and dusting, ect. Thanks for looking :) Steven

Wow, this came out very nice as your first attempt. Very nice effort, and a very nice finish. Hopefully it won't be your last as this came out quite good :thumbsup Steven

Good job so far, Pete. Looking like a real sweet vehicle :) Steven