Moiterei's WW2 Ramblings (Update February 20th p.17)

[SABOT]

Extremely special and beautiful.

[Kelgtar]

 

[Kelgtar]

I have been browsing Moiterei's website. Man I wish he makes some tutorials .. I want to paint like that and he doesn't want to do any commission work for me  

[moiterei_1984]

And on it goes:

[Agis]

Oh my, as good as always!

[Captain Blood]

More beauties. I love the wonderful variation in the field grey / green / blue shades...

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Nice.

[moiterei_1984]

Today I offer a rather minuscule little tank, almost a tankette, accompanied by two slightly bigger transports. Real live (tm) has a habbit of preventing me from spending too much time on the painting desk, but it's moving along slowly at least...

[lou passejaire]

good job, sir ! 

[Captain Blood]

Wonderful paintwork all round. Love the Panzer I. And the weathering and subtlety of the paintwork on the trucks is superb 

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Very nice.

The weathering and windscreens on the trucks is excellent.

[Jeff965]

 Inspirational work as always 

[Blackwolf]

Wow! Fabulous thread

[Andym]

Brill! Even down to the dirt on the windscreen!

[moiterei_1984]

Thank you Gents 

Continuing on with my Panzergrau phase todays offering is a early StuG D.  While the diminutive Panzer I's and Panzer II's or their larger brethren the Panzer III's and IV's all have their individual appeal it's always been the StuG which impressed me the most. With its small shilouette and the boxy shape it simply looks both futuristic and menacing. And a StuG in the dark Panzergrau livery of the early days of WW2 is simply the king of 'Bad Ass'... in my books anyway.

















While the camera was out I took the chance and staged a few shots of my new toys. Imagine a column somewhere in France in 1940 on a secret mission to retrieve some invaluable art treasures to decorate the homes of the influential and heinous back in Germany...