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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: cromojaro on February 21, 2016, 09:58:06 AM
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Do you know if anyone make the Sdkfz. 6/3 "Diana" at 1/56 scale?
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nobody ?
:'(
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Warlord has it in their "Duel in the Sun" book, so it'll probably be here soon.
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Warlord has it in their "Duel in the Sun" book, so it'll probably be here soon.
Thanks. Good news!!!!
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At least anyone makes the standard Sdkfz. 6 and the soviet 76.2mm M1936 field gun. I could try to make a scrach built version of this vehicle.
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Finally, I'm making the body of de Diana. Still waiting the base vehicle.
The wheel of the gun are not correct. But don't have the skills to make styrene circles.
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Yes there is. I've the Shapeway's model.
Lovely model and fits very well with Perry Miniatures crew.
On the workbench at the moment.
Here is the link to Shapeways:
https://www.shapeways.com/product/Q8TCFSHT2/sd-kfz-6-diana-1-56
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Yes there is. I've the Shapeway's model.
Lovely model and fits very well with Perry Miniatures crew.
On the workbench at the moment.
Here is the link to Shapeways:
https://www.shapeways.com/product/Q8TCFSHT2/sd-kfz-6-diana-1-56
It's very expensive
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Yes, it is an expensive model, but worth it IMHO.
Thanks.
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Your Diana already looks great! :)
It's an interesting vehicle, as are all those German SPGs made with captured guns or vehicles.
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Your build is looking great so far. Odd or lesser used vehicles always make for a fun modeling project.
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Nice start!
I can laser cut you some plasticard circles - just let me know what you need (within reason) and we'll work it out.
I ttakes longer to fire up the Windows 95 workshop PC than it does to cut them (If it's stupid but it works it's not stupid lol )
That shapeways model... expensive and pretty basic IMHO...
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The Diana finished. Not 100% exact, but, with my skills it's all I can do.
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Wow, would love to have a model of this ;)
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You scratchbuilt the whole vehicle? Amazing! :o
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You scratchbuilt the whole vehicle? Amazing! :o
The stering wheel and the headligths are from the Rubicon's M3/M3A1 kit. The gun is from Great Scspe Games. The rest is from scratch.
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impressive stuff!
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Added some minor details.
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Amazing work, you are very talented! :o
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Nice work, well done.
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I'm with the others - a nice bit of scratch building.
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This is one impressive scratch build. And amazing that you went the long way. I am currently thinking about the Diana as well, but most likely going to use the Sd.Kfz. 7 kit as a starting point und just scratch build the cabin.
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My initial plan was making the cabin and wait until the Sdkfz 6 being available from Blitzkrieg Miniatures (or another company). But a friend told me "you can do all by yoursellf'.
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Half vehicle painted.
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Splendid, a vehicle i love!
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Done. Tomorrow with more light I'll post better photos.
When the isolation finished (or the shops can ships postal orders), I will add a Perry's crew.
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Very impressive. Lovely piece of work.
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Superb. An excellent piece of work.
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Stunning scratch building. I'm honestly surprised you consider the wheels to be beyond you when you've done just a bang up job on the rest of the build.
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Stunning scratch building. I'm honestly surprised you consider the wheels to be beyond you when you've done just a bang up job on the rest of the build.
Straight lines are easy to do in styrene with a sharp knife and a metalic ruler. But circles are more complicated. And finally I bought a punch tools kit to do small circles. The rest is only patience.
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Straight lines are easy to do in styrene with a sharp knife and a metalic ruler. But circles are more complicated. And finally I bought a punch tools kit to do small circles. The rest is only patience.
LOTS of patience!
That's a beautiful bit of work there, congratulations! 8) 8) 8)
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More photos
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Very nicely done - great work.
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Finished!!!
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Great job!.
Congratulations.
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Impressive scratch build, thanks for sharing
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It looks great painted up. Well worth the effort that went into building it.
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Oh my...even with a crew too...awesome look and effect...well done!