Panther 112
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Re: Panther 112
Been thinking about doing a winter white wash on this one any opinions about that? my tiger is gonna be done soon and i am on the fence about what to do next. i know a whitewash would be a quick easy job and really mix up the look on this one, either way i want to do a new paint job eventually.
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Marco Peter
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Re: Panther 112
So whats keeping you? You are already convincing yourself haha!
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Robert E Morey
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Re: Panther 112
Brian
I am not a huge fan of winter schemes, but these are interesting. They would definitely fit your Late G model with chin mantlet.
Best regards,
Bob
I am not a huge fan of winter schemes, but these are interesting. They would definitely fit your Late G model with chin mantlet.
Best regards,
Bob
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Robert E Morey
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Re: Panther 112
Heres a link to a modeler who did a 1/16 Heng Long Panther G in the scheme I described earlier. Its a very good rendition in my opinion.
Hope this link works.
http://www.precision-panzer.moonfruit.c ... 4548259600
Bob
Hope this link works.
http://www.precision-panzer.moonfruit.c ... 4548259600
Bob
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Brian Ostlind
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Re: Panther 112
This scheme has already been done on an Armortek Panther which belonged to Paul on here. It looked fantastic imo and so different to the usual camo.Robert E Morey wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2020 4:44 pmBrian
I am not a huge fan of winter schemes, but these are interesting. They would definitely fit your Late G model with chin mantlet.
Best regards,
Bob
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Brian Ostlind
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Re: Panther 112
Powered up this old thing for the first time in months, poor thing was feeling neglected.
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Re: Panther 112
Hard one, so i would LOVE to see the process!
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'Gunther', my Panther G!
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