1/35 Sd. Kfz. 251/2 Ausf. C with Wurfrahmen Pictures

[djellis10]

pics of my recent finished model

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[spanner570]

Very impressive model and very well and neatly painted.

I have never seen this variant before in a model and it makes a pleasant change.

Thanks for sharing your pictures.

Ron

[Guest]

Very nice, I really like the subtle mottle camo effect, blends in very well. Did it actually fire those things or is it just carrying them? I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it if it fired them.

[yak face]

wow , great looking model, well done. Its a new one on me too (but then im an aircraft modeller, so any tank is new to me!!!) I wouldnt have fancied the job of driving these,with all that hanging off the side, Id be frightened of going on a bumpy road, never mind enemy fire. It'd be like standing in the middle of a fireworks factory,smoking a fag!!!. Top marks for the model,keep em coming cheers tony

[Ian M]

Very nice, I really like the subtle mottle camo effect, blends in very well. Did it actually fire those things or is it just carrying them? I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it if it fired them.

Wurfrahmen = launchingframe......

[Guest]

Lovely job mate nice paint work and i love the camouflage, i've built the tamiya version of this. Keep up the good work.

scott

[Guest]

Otherwise known by the grateful soldiers that it supported as the 'Stuka zu fuss', a reference to it's ability to drop a heavy load of firepower on the enemy.

That's a nice clean build with good detail & camo work.

Patrick