Tamiya Marder III Ausf M

Right time for another blog i think.. So may i present to you...

 

This will be out of the box except for the tracks and what ever else i can improve on from the spares box.

 

I have made a start on the tracks which are from Modelkasten.. Still a few links to do here.

 

Before i made a start i needed to get the numerous ejector pin mark filled, marked out here.

 

and i have also got the tub assembled..

 

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Comments welcome and more later.

 

Craig

Nice start Craig. I'm in

 

Peter

Hi Craig,

 

Great to see this kit blogged

What did you use to fill the ejector pin marks?

I think I have one in my stash

 

Regards

Mike

Craig,

 

I love these kits. They are a dream to build and look the dogs doodads when you finish them. The tracks will make a big difference.

 

Looking forward to watching this one.

 

Regards

 

Shaun

Craig

 

Very nice, I'll kick the cat of my chair and take notes, one in the stash

 

regards Bob

Hi Craig

Always in for one of your builds.
Jim

I'm in mate. I saw Chris S. do a marvallous one at the Scratchmod forum and I think - knowing your work a bit - that you'll do a great job as well. I'll defo be following

 

Cheers

Nice one Craig, this is a nice weapons system, tried and tetsted running gear and that 7.5 Pak 40, should be a good build mate, steady progress and looking good, count me in as part of the crew.

 

Kind Regards.

 

Nige.

Craig

 

Could I first say a very warm welcome to MilMod, I very much hope that you......what?

 

About time. I'm in and bookmarked for another Hiscock Special.

 

Cheers

 

Tim

 

NB Finally got time whilst away over the weekend to read your article in the magazine, very good indeed, sir.

Good to have you all along guys, I have to say the fit has been so good i almost feel guilty for not playing with a Tamiya kit for a while now

 

Cheers Tim very nice of you,, (What you after )

 

Craig

 

Sorry Mike missed you out there, I actually used Squadron green stuff the picture above is just me being clever and adding a shade of red using PS