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Individual Shots of the Panzer III G


Panzer III G
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GEO31
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$9.00 USD


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The assignment was to paint these tanks for wargaming Operation Barbarossa in 1941.

Panzer III G (top)

In comparing the photos to the actual models, it strikes me that the two-color paint scheme is more subtle in real life. In the photos, the edges of the lighter-colored blotches are clear - in real life, they are indistinct.

Panzer III G (front)

(The gun looks a bit crooked... I hope that's not one of my repair jobs...)

Panzer III G (left)

As was true with yesterday's Showcase article, my camera sometimes sees greys as blue-greys. However, there is no blue on the actual models.

Panzer III G (back)
Panzer III G (right)

Carl chose to leave the turrets loose, which makes it possible to position the turret - or remove it.

Panzer III G (deck)
Panzer III G (tracks)