1:72 Alkett Vs.Kfz.617/ NK-101 Minenräumer

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Shar Dipree
looks great. The mud turned out fantastic. 👍👍👍👍👍

20 May, 18:53

Tom B.
Great work as usual 👍 Curious to see your take on the Räumer S...

21 May, 10:03

gorby
Excellent result! The tiny dio looks just right.

21 May, 14:32

Simon Nagorsnik
Thanks a lot mates!!
@Tom: Sorry, but there will be no Räumer S, this kit is already sold on.... and it's too big for my taste 😂

21 May, 17:09

Mr James
Lovely work. Great mud effects and superb figure painting at this scale

21 May, 18:43

Bohrmann
As always, getting an idea of the true size of the model is a bit of a challenge..🙄😉 When I look at the grain of the wood of the base, this model is again smaller than it appears in photo. Great work again. 👍

22 May, 07:37

gorby
It's a surprisingly small model Bohrmann. Just measured mine ( 😳 ) and it's just under 90mm long.

22 May, 08:06

Robert Podkoński
Awesome job, Simon. Weathering is perfect and the dio is just spot on. Chapeau bas!

22 May, 08:09

Neuling
Same as Robert. 👍

22 May, 08:48

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Very atmospheric, great work Simon!

23 May, 06:22

Bruce Huxtable
Really liking your creation, and it's presentation. I'd hate to be the driver as mines are encountered! Superb work, Simon 🙂

23 May, 07:05

Simon Nagorsnik
First: Thanks for all your kind comments and nice words my friends!! 🫡
@Bohrmann , @gorby: That´s right, it´s not the biggest model, especially compared to the Räumer S;)
But it's such a "special" vehicle that you simply have to have built it once 😂
A few years ago I had the pleasure of admiring the original in the Kubinka Museum and when you stand right in front of it, it's really impressive!
@ Bruce Huxtable: yes, the operators would have needed strong nerves.... 😂

Once again- Thanks Mates!

23 May, 16:42

Rui S
Another Top. Excellent work allround as usual 👍

26 May, 12:17

Album info

This vehicle for cleaning minefields was designed by Alkett, Krupp, and Daimler-Benz and one prototype was built by the Alkett Werke.
But this scheme failed in the tests and was never built in larger numbers.
At the end of the war, it fell into the hands of the Soviets and was brought to Kubinka.

The kit from Takom (5007) and figures CMK (F72228, F72307) were used.
The "Minenräumer" was built more or less OOB, the poses of the figurines have been adjusted and received new heads.

I bought the kit second-hand, which was already partially built. A few mistakes had to be corrected that the previous owner had made, which led to the fact that a few smaller places do not correspond exactly to the originals.

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