Photos Pz.Kpfw. V Panther G "Early" Academy 1/35

[Milan Mynar]

Here is my new project, I have always avoided those mainstream models. In the end, it always turns out, as they say, the biggest slice of the bread of the desert.

 

[PegAsus]

Looking good so far... And what is your verdict? Is it a good kit? Do the parts fit together well? Or were there any “problem areas”?

 

[Milan Mynar]

From my point of view, it is a good kit, the price-performance ratio seems balanced to me. All parts fit very well, I did not encounter any problems or inaccuracies. For the Polish version, i.e. for the second model, I will have to buy zimmerit.

 

[Milan Mynar]

Today first stage of painting. I used tamiya collors XF-58, XF-60 and XF-64 . I'll have to do some retouching.

 

[Milan Mynar]

I added some small details, applied decals. All that remains is the matt varnish and a decent amount of dust. The model is supposed to represent the machine after repair, during a test drive.

 

[Milan Mynar]

I dusted the model decently with pigments, which softened the color shades. I declare the model finished. The kit is good, I will build another Panther in Polish colors. It is a really big tank compared to the M4A1 Sherman.

 

[Minjin]

Tremendous! The side by side with the Sherman is pretty neat, thats a sizeable difference for sure.

 

[PegAsus]

I dusted the model decently with pigments, which softened the color shades. I declare the model finished. The kit is good, I will build another Panther in Polish colors. It is a really big tank compared to the M4A1 Sherman.







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Great Job, well done!