German SDKFZ 231 AAA spg

[Grumpa]

Really? I doubt it

 

[BarleyBop]

Pointed straight ahead like that, something is gonna end up Swiss cheese!
Interesting how the camo turned out.

 

[Grumpa]

Pointed straight ahead like that, something is gonna end up Swiss cheese!
Interesting how the camo turned out.

You know I'm dying to turn this thing into some kind of halftrack, but the wife says this is one of the very
few models she thinks is kinda cute, except for those nasty 20mm guns.
I saw a similar camo pattern somewhere but can't remember where.

Jim.

 

[BarleyBop]

she thinks is kinda cute

I guess that's why you don't see too many women in a heavyweight boxer's corner between rounds: "go get him champ, but then again, that other guy... is kinda cute"

 

[Grumpa]

Yeah he is, but not very capable off road, have already been rummaging through the scrap yard and
I think I may have come up with something, plus I'm sure I will have to lift the front suspension and
put some over sized tires up front to level it off, should be fun.
Spring cleaning and re-arranging the "shop" has me a bit busy lately plus the pigs have pulled of a mass
break out, so rounding them up and giving them a good talking to was an adventure I don't ever wish
to repeat.

Jim.

 

[Grumpa]

Is it me, or do pics seem to darken over time? I don't think these were so dark when first posted.

 

[Jakko]

Are you viewing them on the same screen as you did in May? Because a different screen can do all kinds of unexpected things to colours displayed on it. Or if it's the same screen, did you change a setting such as brightness, gamma or similar?

 

[mustang1989]

I do like unusual builds and for me this falls into that category. Love the camo work you pulled off on this.

 

[Edbert]

Did they use MG-151s on those?

It was one of the greatest A2A weapons of the war, could not imagine the hate that came from quad 151s in a G2G role.

 

[Edbert]

Are you viewing them on the same screen as you did in May?

I'll let Grumpa anmswer of course, but these look like prints (as in film) converted to digital.