Panther ausf G, april 1945, Berlin.

[carlos marighela]

Well it's not entirely improbable......

[Truscott Trotter]

What unit is that?
The Queens Own? 

[lou passejaire]

not so uncommon  

[Ste long 1971]

Being from a 1/35 scale modelling background. The never ending discussions on late war German armour camouflage schemes, never ceases to amaze me. People arguing over the exact shade of 1945 dunked gleb etc, from anecdotal evidence from black and white photos! The supply situation at the end of the war in Germany pretty much gives people quite a wide scope of colour shades and combinations. When I have challenged at shows in the past, I used respond with the comment"Where you there?"

[Neonwraith]

"Where you there" Thats Great.

[craig2]

My last piece, always for Berlin :













Not sure for the colour of the ruin ! 

[Truscott Trotter]

Looks fantastic
The colour of the ruin look fine to me, maybe you could consider painting the inside wall a different colour - like plaster that's be smoke and fire stained?

[craig2]

It was a joke...in relation to the critics about my tanks...
Thank you for the comments.

[panzerfaust65]

late war period not much paint about and camo schemes for the Germans was all up the spout!
I think your paint jobs on your tanks look really good
great work
Panzer

[craig2]

Thank you !