Tamiya sdkfz 250/3

[Guest]

Not a problem, pm me your details and I will get them on the go tomorrow.
Cheers, Mike.

Pm sent:thumb2::thumb2:

[Lee Drennen]

Brad
Taking a seat and watching I’m like Si didn’t know Tamiya made this one

[Strenko J]

Brad, taking a seat with the rest of the crew to follow along,,, I really enjoy building the 250’s and look forward to see this one of yours.

[Mini Me]

Brad, I'll follow this if you don't mind. I have several in the stash in '87 scale. I'm particularly interested in the interior details so nice clear photos if you please. I'll just have a seat with John, Paul, Ringo & George Si and Steve.
Cheers, Rick H.

[Steve Jones]

I'm afraid we will have to agree to disagree on the paint scheme Jakko. It came over painted Panzergrau with Grief in white on the side similar to the other two that Rommel used - Adler and Igel. Then they were covered in a slurry of sand and mud to cover up as much of the Panzergrau as possible. Over time in the harshness of the desert this would bake dry and then wear away overtime giving the look seen in the photos.

[Guest]

Brad,
Got the pm, as we speak rubber in mould curing, should start casting tomorrow.
Cheers
Mike.

[Steve Jones]

Found this photo while trawling for stuff

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Also this website might be of help to you:thumb2:

HERE

[Guest]

I'm afraid we will have to agree to disagree on the paint scheme Jakko. It came over painted Panzergrau with Grief in white on the side similar to the other two that Rommel used - Adler and Igel. Then they were covered in a slurry of sand and mud to cover up as much of the Panzergrau as possible.

Do you have references that prove this? Not that I’m saying you’re wrong, but I find it somewhat difficult to believe that they would apply mud so neatly that the name remained perfectly visible as if it were painted over the mud.

[Steve Jones]

I will PM you all my info.

[Guest]

Brad,
Got the pm, as we speak rubber in mould curing, should start casting tomorrow.
Cheers
Mike.

Thanks Mike , … what mould stuff do you use?

[Guest]

Found this photo while trawling for stuff

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Also this website might be of help to you:thumb2:

HERE

Steve I have that pic, ta and will check out site link later:thumb2:, thanks for taking time to trawl around.

[Guest]

Brad, I'll follow this if you don't mind. I have several in the stash in '87 scale. I'm particularly interested in the interior details so nice clear photos if you please. I'll just have a seat with John, Paul, Ringo & George Si and Steve.
Cheers, Rick H.

Welcome Rick, now the pressure is starting... I am slow building so I hope you and the others don't lose interest.:surprised:

[Guest]

Brad, taking a seat with the rest of the crew to follow along,,, I really enjoy building the 250’s and look forward to see this one of yours.

Joe glad to have you along also.,any suggestions / advice Joe?

[Guest]

Si and Lee, welcome, hope I haven't missed anyone.. if so apologies. .I'm also rubbish at replying to stuff, so bear with me....:surprised::surprised::hugging-face:

[col68]

Room for another late comer Brad ?