Armortek

When all these problems with Photobucket first started I switched to post image.com up to now it's not been ok they did have a problem when they switched domains which ment I had to change the coding on all my pictures but that's it

Bottom one is correct the top far to red

You can count on Armortek producing a Tank/AFV which you hadn't thought about but still has the WOW factor as for which era well this would be anyone's guess, I'm intrigued.

the Picture shown is for a Heer Abteilung in Italy which used different markings and layout. the think about s.SS.Pz.Abt.102 is that the numbers you used are all far too neat the Abteilung used thin hand painted numbers yours look far to neat and a little on the large side however having them lean t...

You have the numbers angled in the wrong direction they should follow the top line of the turret

its 1/6

Hi Vince I spent some time researching s.SS.Pz.Abt.102 when I built my Tiger the divisional marking in pink is correct this was the colour relating to the Panzerwaffe today it still is the colour of the Panzer arm of the Bundeswehr. Some years ago the Tiger I from Saumur a former s.SS.Pz.Abt.102 Tig...

Yes pink is the correct colour, this is one od the s.SS.Pz.Abt102 Tigers I have built over the years this one was ased on 134 Unterscharführer Will Fey

These markings are indeed from s.SS.Pz.Abt.102 or schwere SS Panzer Abteilun 102 this was an independent heavy company formally if 2nd Panzer Division das Reich 231 was commanded by SS.Untersturmführer Rathsack. The underscored Sige Rune should be painted in pink and placed on the front right of the...

very nicely finished U-boat.
The Plaque is not original probably who ever made it had exactly the intention you have of displaying it with a model.

It's with a very heavy heart I'm reading this sad news Jill will be missed by all.

My sincerest condolences to Mark and family.

I can see other being interested in this part have you thought of offering it for sale.

Exceptional work Stean, have you printed this yourself.

Excellent work on the BV Dave, this would be an excellent addition to any model especially if one can open and close the lid regardless of jobsworth regs.

The 1/6 E100 belongs to Christian, its entirely scratch built mostly from steel this thing is very heavy even the one off tracks are cast from steel