Panzer III G Afrika Korps

[Agent G]

This is what I've been working on with what little spare time I've had recently. I also posted this in the "All the Rest Community Build".

This is the older DML Pz III G with Panzer Art barrel/mantlet assembly. I scratchbuilt the jerry can rack and added some Value gear stowage. This is built as one of the original tanks in the theatre from Panzer Regiment 5. They hadn't quite gotten around to adding the stowage rack on the rear yet. They did realize the need for spare track and roadwheels though. The track sections also served as add on armor.

It's painted with my Tamiya mix for RAL 8000 over Tamiya Panzer Gray. I weathered it with oils, enamels and pastels.

The mottled appearence replicates how they looked what with the initial shortage of paint. I bought a case and made the desert base from modelling clay.

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[Cato]

Beautifully done-looks the part of a nasty piece.

[Snake45]

Very nice! I can't build German tanks but I like looking at the work of those who can.

[Marcin M.]

Very nice. I like your weathering.

[Jim B]

Nice looking Panzer.

[Agent G]

Thank you all!

I really had fun with this one. So much so that I was working on it and suddenly decided she was finished. Took me by suprise it did.

G

[Harry P.]

Another outstanding model. You really have that weathering thing down. Beautifully done.

[Agent G]

Thank you sir!

G

[DonW]

The ideal shopping vehicle, much more manoeuvrable than a Tiger! I like the thinking behind this, wonder if an aerial would look good - I always used to add one made of stretched sprue. But anyway your model is just fine!

[Agent G]

Thank you!

I used .015 music wire for the aerial, it's just folded down.

G

[clovis]

Very nice job!!!

Wish that I could build that nice!!!

[Tony T]

Wow, that is nice! The weathering is outstanding!

[David G.]

Now there's some rockin' heavy metal!

Great work G!

David G.