AFV GERMANY

I made Tamiya Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf.N. I used the AFV Club's Panzerkampfwagen III, the latter-stage caterpillar. Type III can be used from J type, and type IV can be used from G type to H type. Nursehorn and Hummel had much of this caterpillar. Marking was chosen from Leningrad, Kursk, North Africa. This tank was in 1943, North Africa, the 8th Panzer Regiment, 15th Armored Division in Tunisia.

This is a Tamiya kit of FLAK37 German 8-ton Half-Track. I tried to use a similar kit of Tamiya before and failed to install a Modelkasten track set, so this time it is revenge. I could choose the marking two types, Gross-Deutschland Armored Grenadier Division, and Herman Gering 2nd Battalion. I chose Gross-Deutschland.

It is Tamiya's 8-ton half-track 20 mm 4-barreled anti-aircraft gun. It comes with a lot of winter figurines, so I wonder if there are many people who have winter camouflage in their vehicles. When I changed the face of the figure to resin, it became easier to paint.

I made a Tamiya Elephant. The partially connected track is excellent. Zimmerit coating is done with epoxy putty and rollers. This vehicle marking is No.232, 2nd Company, 653rd Heavy Anti-Tank Battalion, Eastern Front, Summer 1944.

I wonder if Sd. Kfz. 223 is a renewal of the old kit of Tamiya or something. There was an etched part in it. The vehicle equipment and figures were of the same quality as before. It's Afrika Korps the 15th Armored Division, the motorcycle battalion.

This is Tamiya's Hetzer. I tried the camouflage painting method, but I ended up painting with a brush. The painting example was Strumgeschutz-Abteilung 1708, 708. Volks-Grenadier-Division. With a small number of parts, the assembly can be completed relatively easily.

This is Tamiya's Panzerkampfwagen II. This is a kit that I was surprised and happy to see that Tamiya finally uses partially connected tracks instead of using a belt. The marking is the 36th regiment 4th armored division tank in the French campaign. Tank soldiers aren't berets, but they're nice.

Tamiya's Steyr German military vehicle was made. At that time, I wanted to scratch-build a military figure with epoxy putty and wire, so I tried various things. It was rough work, but I enjoyed the process.

German anti-tank self-propelled artillery. The Mader III 7.62 cm Pak 36 is an anti-tank gun that is designed with an emphasis on destructive power. At the beginning of the German-Soviet war, the German army encountered a strong Soviet tank and developed it in haste. Movable track of Modelkasten is used.