A few more of my elderly collection of 15m Peter Pig stuff, this time the Stug IIIG.
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These were very new castings when I bought them, very crisp with lots of deep etched detail which takes a wash nicely. I got the versions with a lot of cast on stowage. |
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You can see how much crisper the track detail is on these than on the older Panzer IVJs. |
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The stowage looks really good too. |
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This one even has a bicycle strapped to back, just what you need when short of fuel. |
Along with my PSC and Zvezda Stugs that means I have no less than nine 15mm Stugs! I hope that will be sufficient. These chaps have been out a fair bit, which was partly why I got the PSC ones as they have been so useful for all sorts of things. They are finished in standard dunkelgelb with brown/green disruptive, a dark brown inkwash and a light tan drybrush to pick out the highlights. Markings are very plain, just simple (Skytrex) balkan crosses.
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