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You may specify which time and which area of interest you have? Otherwise are thousands of answer possible. Happy modelling

I do not know. Just to assume, maybe it was an experiment. According to Wilde Sau. Happy modelling

Hallo Now this is a matter of a big project. Because 3 Panzer IV with interior are in my stash. I want to build them starting with Bergepanzer from Trumpeter, and Ausführung J from MiniArt and after that from RFM. The MiniArt kit is the guideline. Because this kit from MiniArt is the best of all. In detail and color instruction. Also the website is also a marvelous guideline. The Bergepanzer will have the same color pattern as the late version J. So, actually I intend to build my Bergepanzer in a late version. After 1943. With one book about the versions of Panzer IV I hope to g

Thank you Vaoinas. Well, it is done. I did not paint every detail inside the turret. Actually it looks good, to my opinion. For the first time, I did not take off all the tools before applying the camo. After base color on the hull I put all the tools on after they also got base coloring and sprayed the camo afterward. I saw different photos, both ways. I think, next time I will do it separately again. Happy modelling

Why didn't you use the decals on the instrument panel? Oh yes, I forgot simply. First I did painting and afterward I simply forgot it! Do you knoiw how the front hatch originally looks like in open position? Is it lifted upward for clearance and smooth opening? Happy modelling

Hallo The hull is closed. All interrior finished. All tools and spare parts on the hull fixed. The turret is missing now! Happy modelling

Yes, you got my question right. So I may assume, it was a lack of color and a reduction of working hours on the hull. So the A version, which was not the first version one, is exactly after the transition in working process. Perfect. Thank you. Happy modelling

Hallo The only thing is they didn't store different types of ammo mixed up this way. I thought about it. You are right for sure! Thank you so much for your links! Do you have any idea, when the interior base paint minium, which is like hull red, necame the bottom top color for interior? Or was ist always that way? I asume not, since the paint is poison. Happy modelling

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Great! Welcome! Lovely built!

Ah, got it! The Japanese manufacturers Hasegawa and Tamiya are both institutions. They lost therefore any liveliness, keenness and enterprising energy. This two big companies have a so much different orientation, to anything to compare with. It is also interesting that almost no Western Europe Company is on the field. Revell is copying and pasting, but almost no design by Revell company staff itself. All other players are from China, Korea and Taiwan or Eastern Europe. The US, are there also some companies? Bücker Bü 133 Jungmeister and Focke-Wulf Fw 44 Stieg

Sorry, I do not understand and have no clue what you want to say. Could you be more precise? Happy modelling

Hallo Some smal steps ahead! And dry fit with upper hull. Happy modelling

Here is the gear detail and some other details of the A6M5a Zero. 零式艦上戦闘機 , rei-shiki kanjō sentōki, Typ zero carrierbased fighter, Rei-sen or Zero-sen. Again from the Mitsubishi museum close to Nagoya. With support from Arawasi and Mitsubishi company! Just to show you all important details for modelling. Happy modelling

Here is the cockpit of the A6M5a Zero. 零式艦上戦闘機 , rei-shiki kanjō sentōki, Typ zero carrierbased fighter, Rei-sen or Zero-sen. Again from the Mitsubishi museum close to Nagoya. With support from Arawasi and Mitsubishi company! Just to show you all cockpit details. Happy modelling