1:72 E-100 Ausf.B (Henschel Turret) (Paper Panzer)
Thought a lot about a possible scheme.
Used different varieties of shades based on dark yellow to bring in more character.
Bottom left: A touch of rust protection primer;).
The view is not intended for chipping purposes.
It should only shine slightly through the dark yellow color.
Top right: finished camo in different versions of dark yellow and some camo pattern.
Bottom right: finished basic paint job, before pin- wash process.
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I bought this kit (Modelcollect, UA72068) second hand and therefore a few parts of the contents were missing.
PE parts, a few other small parts and the tracks.
I got the small PE set from Voyager Model (PE72005) to replace them, but the rectangular grilles didn't quite fit - they were a bit too small.
Replaced the missing tracks with those from OKB Grigorov (S72250).
I wanted to give the whole thing a more "field-suitable" look and added tools from a Flyhawk supplement set for german tanks (FH72001).
Also add a container for the barrel cleaning device and is made of different left over parts.
Got me a "resin block;)" from Modell Trans Modellbau (MT72340) to replace the turret.
Here I replaced the commander's dome too (OKB Grigorov, S72442) and the barrel with an aluminum part.
I stole it from an old 1/35 Churchill and it fit almost perfectly in size and shape to the original part.
At the muzzle I milled an M3 thread because I wanted to represent it with the muzzle brake removed.
In addition i changed and improved some other details too.
The commander also comes from Model Trans Modellbau (MT72908) from a 1946 tank crew set.
After a big mishap happened to me at the first attempt while airbrushing, I was forced to use the Paint Remover.
However, it attacked the resin tracks and turned them into a jelly-like mass.
Before it could go any further, the entire chassis had to be removed, cleaned and reassembled.
