Completed Late War WSS Panzer NCO

mark761214 · Nov 8, 2011

Late War WSS Panzer NCO (ALPINE MINIATURES 1/35)

Gunze high-tech PANTHER (Sd.Kfz.171) Ausf. G

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housecarl · Nov 8, 2011

I always look forwards to you posts, just for the levels of realism.
Stunning as usual.

Carl.

mil-mart · Nov 8, 2011

Stunning work as always. :awesome:

Cheers Ken

smudger1960 · Nov 8, 2011

Great job Ki,i like the interaction of the figures and the Panther wedgie looks great,nice attension to detail and groundwork

Brian

pmfs · Nov 8, 2011

Great wedgie!

meizi · Nov 8, 2011

Wow, awesome!! Very excellent paintjob as ever.

LVM · Nov 8, 2011

Nice work! As well on the figures than on the panther tank !

Laurent

pipetrepid · Nov 8, 2011

excellent work!

Figurenfreund66 · Nov 8, 2011

I am passionate about this work.
A successful project.

Hendryk

Michael Tse · Nov 8, 2011

I recently switched to gunze. Watching what this brand does to kits, like in here, is super encouraging. Superb vision and congrats!

ATTİLA the HUN · Nov 8, 2011

Excellent paintings.

kansas kid · Nov 8, 2011

A beautiful job with every aspect of the figure painting / model building
process. Holy Cow, just the way you've clogged up the tracks with the grasses
and soil, etc. was worth the price of admission!

And in regards to the overall composition, I personally feel you cut off the
right hand edge of the "wedgie" at the turret, just at the exact right spot.

Obviously, you're quite an artist. Congratulations on a superb presentation.

The Miami Jayhawk

stu · Nov 8, 2011

Stunning, I just love it.

Now only if i could do this in 1/16 commercially.

Superb in everway

Stuart

bonehead · Nov 8, 2011

Kewl!

I have, for a long time, had mixed feelings about wedgies. This might sound a bit daft from a person who actually pioneered the idea in the early '90s. The reason is that most of the wedgies I have seen just do not work visually. Most of them look clumsy, awkward and forced. This one is an exception.

It is a delicate balancing act between "too-much" or "too-little" of the base model. It is easy to over-power the figures or understate the vehicle. Then there is always the element of portions of a vehicle "hanging" in mid-air that look more disturbing than cool.

This one hangs neatly in heart of the "Goldilocks zone". Kewl!!

phc35 · Nov 8, 2011

Do you blank off the cut away portion of the kit with sheet styrene,or do you use resin to fill in the model section used?

thanks

Jay

Carlos69 · Nov 8, 2011

Superb work

really inspiring ... I love these wedgies

Carlos69 · Nov 8, 2011

stu said:
Stunning, I just love it.

Now only if i could do this in 1/16 commercially.

Superb in everway

Stuart

Stu please !! id love to see a 1/16th scale wedgie ! somthing to put stand alone figures in to context ...

gothicgeek · Nov 8, 2011

Superb!

Trep · Nov 8, 2011

Simply awesome, great work

rheath · Nov 9, 2011

Great work my friend !! Bravo.

Completed Late War WSS Panzer NCO

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