28mm late war Gear Krieg Walkuere

[Agis]

Company B 1/56 Panzerkämpfer V Ausf E Walküre with Tamiya 1/48 model

The production models are a big improvement over the pre-production prototypes, you can clearly see the amount of work that was put into finishing these beauties. You are getting a detailed exhaust in metal.

The decals have German texts that actually make sense!

The design team even took pains to create a reasonable little walker tactical symbol (shown on the left “foot” of the walker).

The hull has a hole to give you the option to use magnets for mounting the different weapons or manipulator arms!

Highly recommended!

http://www.adpublishing.de/html/gears_and_guts_.html

[majorsmith]

i like it!

[Orctrader]

 

Love your work Agis.

[Yuga]

Wow- Great models and paint job.  What do the German decals say?  Specifically, what is the name of the Tamiya figure?  Also, how do you get the pictures so bright and clear?

[Agis]

Wow- Great models and paint job.  What do the German decals say?  Specifically, what is the name of the Tamiya figure?  Also, how do you get the pictures so bright and clear?

THANKS! 
Decals: Stuff like: Achtung, Vorsicht, Nicht Betreten
Tamiya: The mini comes from the 1/48 late war infantry set:
http://www.randrhobbies.co.uk/TAMIYA+32514+1%3A48+WWII+GERMAN+PANZER+GRENADIER+SET+14+figures+PUlETjBBRE14b0RkalZIWnZKSGM
See: http://www.twfigurines.de/main/workshop/photos.htm

[aircav]

That is superb 

[Weird WWII]

Great paint!

Brian

[No Such Agency]

As usual, excellent work Agis.  The concept scaled really well up to 28mm, and I like this version with the nebelwerfers on it.  It's now vaguely reminiscent of a WWW2 version of something from Robotech (?)

I rather miss painting 15mm Gear Krieg stuff, but I already have a few in my display case, and I like to keep it varied