Panzer III STGB Gallery - Poll Now Open!

[Enzo the Magnificent]

Post your completed builds here. No more than five photos per entry.

Please do not post comments in this thread. All comments should go in the subject's build thread

[modelling minion]

Tamiya 1/48 Panzer III Ausf L, 10th Panzer Division, Tunisia, February 1943.

OOTB build finished with Revell Aquacolor paints, brush painted but not nearly as good as Stix does it.

 

 

 

 

 

A very enjoyable kit to build, and quick too as I don't think I have ever been first in a gallery before!

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Craig.

[TommyF]

Trumpeter 1/72 StuG III Ausf. E

OOB with first attempt at weathering using watercolour paints, pastel pencils and a little silver pen
 

 

 

 

 

[Bonhoff]

IBG Panzer III Ausf B in 1/72nd scale - built OOB and airbrushed with Tamiya paints. 

 

 

 

I've left it in "Parade Ground" condition in the early Grey / Brown colour scheme - The markings are yellow but have bleached somewhat in the photos.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

IanJ 
 

[Foxbat]

Pz.Kpfw III Ausf L, s.Pz.Abt 502, near Lake Ladoga, Leningrad front, 26 Sept 1942.

 

Tamiya 1/48 kit built entirely OOB, all painted with Vallejo paints and inks, except the exhausts which used Tamiya red-brown.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for looking,

Andy

[Bonhoff]

Airfix Stug III "Vintage Classic" in 1/76th Scale

 

Airfix's venerable Stug with additional scratchbuilt "Schurzen" - Airbrushed Tamiya acrylics, Citadel washes and drybrush paints, plastic rod aerials and Woodland Scenics lichen - Matchbox base borrowed for display.

 

 

 

 

Enjoyed this build - Thanks for looking.

 

IanJ 
 

[Andy J]

Tamiya Pzr lll Ausf N Built OOB. 1/35

 

 

Thanks for looking

Edited March 29, 2021 by Andy J
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[madcat911]

Ryefiled Models 1/35 Panzer III Ausf J (late), 10th Panzer Division, Tunisia

 

Build thread here: 

 

 

 

 

 

Mark

 

[WarhammerAdjacent]

Academy Panzer III J, OOB apart from a Jerry can rack on the back and a little master box bloke in the turret.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[planecrazee]

1/35 Tamiya Sturmgeschütz III Ausf G - Frühe Version (OOB)

 

Build thread (WiP) - Click here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[f matthews]

Dragon 1/35 Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. J (Early)-2d Pz. Division on the road to Moscow, 1941.

 

[Corsairfoxfouruncle]

        Hello everyone ... Im going to close this build out now. Im presenting my Takom StuG.III Ausf.G. It represents an early version of the type without skirts or zimmerit. The unit depicted is Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 185. The timeframe is early 1943 eastern front  sometime from march to July. 

“Mar. to May 1943..... Stu.Gesch.Abt.185 transferred to the Mogilev area of the Eastern Front for a badly needed refit.
Jun. to Jul.1943..... Attached to XXIII. Armeekorps, 9. Armee, Heeresgruppe Mitte, which was serving north of Kursk, around Orel.” As I said in my thread, I will add a crew sometime when my budget can handle it. Right now the crew has woken up after a peaceful night on the Russian steppes. Their off in the tree’s taking care of the morning business. And the vehicle is caked in dried mud from the previous days country drive through field’s and ditches. 
 

 

 

 

 

Please feel free to ask questions or add thoughts in my build thread. 

 

Dennis

 

https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235087984-my-first-stug-“löwe”/

 

Edited April 29, 2021 by Corsairfoxfouruncle

[PlaStix]

StuG.III F/8 Early Production

Dragon 1/35 – Sicily

Kit: Dragon 1/35 No.6620

Paints: Humbrol, Revell, Citadel, Vallejo and Railmatch acrylic paints all applied by brush

Extras: Vallejo European Mud, Tamiya and HobbyBoss/Tristar figures, Redog and Tamiya stowage, MDF, pizza box packing styrene, Polyfilla Multi-Purpose filler, Guagemaster Blended Turf, Army Painter Tufts, twigs from the garden, fuse wire, small jewellery chain, medium thread and MiniArt signs.

WIP: HERE 

StuG III RFI: HERE

Vignette RFI: HERE

 

 

 

 

 

[Churchill]

A pair of 1/100 Panzer III's in Africa.

 

These have been made for wargaming, so intended to look their best at three or four feet away rather than at close inspection, much less under macro. We have one in the pre '42 colours and another in the '42 onward colours.  Build thread is here . The generic north African buildings in the background are scratchbuilt - perhaps I should have gone in the Africa GB?

 

Many thanks for looking, and thanks to Mr @PlaStix for running the GB. 

 

_20210515_194443 by Rob Churchill, on Flickr

 

 

_20210515_192558 by Rob Churchill, on Flickr

 

 

_20210515_192529 by Rob Churchill, on Flickr

 

 

_20210515_190214 by Rob Churchill, on Flickr

 

 

_20210515_194246 by Rob Churchill, on Flickr

[Ray_W]

Sturmgeschütz III (StuG III) Ausf.G

Late Production Variant - Eastern Front Winter 1944/45

 

"A Balanced Diet"

 

1/35 Dragon + MiniArt/Dragon Figures

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Build Log can be found here:

 

 

Ray

 

 

[Ned]

Bronco 1/35 Panzer III Ausf.A of 1.Panzer Division, Poland 1939

OOTB build except for a Miniart track on one side (due to anger management issues!)

Mig and Vallejo acrylics, with AK and Mig weathering.

My first GB, and first attempt at weathering beyond a few vague brown splashes.

It's sat on what it was probably turned into later in the war

Realise now that I forgot to sag the tracks! Ah well...

 

 

 

 

[Ozzy]

Heres my entry caught by surprise ‘again’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[sardaukar]

Hello folks

 

Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.M w/Schurzen from 6.Pz.Div., Kursk 1943

 

It's from the Dragon 1:72 Armour Pro Kit No.7323

 

Not quite my first completed group build as started and finished the ANZAC group build while this sat on the shelf.

 

Cheers and thanks for looking.

 

[srkirad]

Revell 1/72 Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. L

- Gunze acrylics

- Eduard Photoetched set

- Armorscale metal gun barrel

- Artistic oils wash

- MIG pigments for subtle weathering

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheers,

S.

[bigfoot]

PzIII ausf H 15.Pz.Div, North Africa 1941

Dragon 1/35 with scratch built Jerry can rack, spare track bracket and storage box

 

 

 

 

 

[Rod The Fixer]

Pz.Kpfw III Ausf. L - Sd.Kfz.141/1

10 Pz.Div.

Tunisia February 1943

 

Kit: Tamiya 1/35

Extras: PE: Part P35-127 Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.L - Tracks: Friulmodel

 

I hope you enjoy my work.

 

The WIP can be found here:

 

 

 

by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr


by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr


by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr


by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr


by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr


 

[THEscaleSHOW]

Hello all  

 

On the last day, I would like to quickly present my IG in the gallery.
It's the end of a long and great GB - thanks again to everyone and have fun!
MD

 

 

 

 

 

 

in the background you can see the famous grain silo of Stalingrad

 

See you!

[witjas4]

Sturmgeschutz III ausf G - 1/35 (Tamiya 35014)

 

Extras: Friulmodel tracks end idlers, some jerrycans, carton box.

 

The WIP you can found here:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[exdraken]

just in time,.. did not think it would make it!

Spain in the dark Franco age...

STUG III G in Spain 

 

• Tamyia 1/48
• metal tracksfrom Friul models   
• RB models 75 mm gun
• FC modeltips decals

WIP:  https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235088105-stug-iii-g-in-spain-tamyia-148/&tab=comments#comment-4101284

 

it is multi colored, heavily weathered... result depends heavily on the lighting conditions... indoors probably not the best effect  

 

 

I hope you still like it!

was great fun, although a bit rushed in the end due to family commitments

 

 

thanks everybody, 

 

cheers, 

Werner

[Tim R-T-C]

I was probably going to pass on this GB since my wife is the AFV fan, but while stocking up on support vehicles at Arrowhead Minatures I found they were selling off Stug III models cheap and "accidentally" ordered five...

 

 

Those heady early days of Barbarossa. Before the mud, before the snow, before the blood and dispair. All we had to worry about was the dust which got everywhere.

 

Our artillery battery stopped somewhere on that long dusty road to Kyiv for repairs and refuelling.

 

 

Comments and insults welcome