Another oldie but goodie! This is Ironsides resin , plastic , white metal and P/E offering of an obscure little vehicle. Very nice kit - fit well with good detail. I added little bits in the fighting compartment to give it a lived in look - jerry cans, canteen ,a couple of Kar 98’s and a homemade camoflage net.
LOL - I just noticed a disembodied arm in there too, talk about lived in!!
Mark
Man you really like those oldies! Looks like a nice piece of work you made. That’s pretty funny with that guys arm in there! You can tell your tank has benn through some intense battles!
-Brandon
WOW,
That sure is one long billed notex on the front fender.
Nice work on the original Marder! I keep hoping someone will put it out in a modern styrene kit, but I think it will be a while.
DM,
It’s a French-style blackout light, not the same as the German Notek although the concepts used were very similar. [;)]
LOL! Are you burying your failed figs inside closed AFV hulls?..styrene mafia… 
Looks great!
Thanks Bill,
Shoulda’ known it was a french thing.
!http://th421.photobucket.com/albums/pp297/keng_113/Smileys/th_laughing024.gifWas kinda’ worried he was glad to see me…
Gorgeous, man!
I have this kit yet to be built-- these are tiny little tanks, aren’t they?
I did mine with the LeF-something howitzer model. I was wondering how the jager-model looked?
You really made this one shine! Great job!
Thanks for comments guys!
beav - LOL!!! Styrene mafia… Made 'em an offer he couldn’t refuse…
Doog - Thanks for compliment. I have the howitzer armed kit yet to be done - I think it’s an Alan kit? Anyway I saw a few pics of it in splinter camo - oh yeah thats what I’m gonna do!
Hey, really liked that weird Pz 38 auf something -or -other you did in a splinter scheme - way cool!!!
Mark
Hey Mark, thanks!
By the way, the 21st Pz Division in Normandy also used the splinter scheme on that SP–here’s the dio I did on it;
I think this was the RPM kit? I scratchbuilt some of the interior–the ammo racks, the windage chart,–it was a pretty fun project!
Holy crap - that is incredible!! Just beautiful!! Man oh man that is one FINE lookin’ piece of work. Never saw that one before- that should be in Fine Scale mag!!!
You know, my favorite dio of yours is the “Spooked” burnt out Pz IV ,but I think I like this one better!!!
WOW DUDE -SUPERALTIVE!!!
Mark
Thanks, Mark!
I never submitted this one–it was built before I got a digital camera, so I have no “in progress” shots of it! [sigh]