I have made 4 dug in Tiger diorama's isn't it enough?
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I have made 4 dug in Tiger diorama's isn't it enough?
Tiger tanks have also been one of my favorite WWII subjects.
I've made at least 18 of them, but I know for sure there have to be more. Especially the Tigers were sold before the paint was dry!
I could recover pictures of models and dioramas, so the count is stuck at 18. Unless I recover more pictures from old backups, this should be the final Tiger tank count.
Diorama nr.55 Tiger stops at tracks
a winter diorama featuring an early Tiger 1 stopping for a railroad near Leningrad.
The famous German 88 mm anti tank gun. Made a lot more but they where hidden in a Tiger or another German big cat!!
Diorama nr.56 Winterly PAK pit
a winter diorama featuring an a Pak 12,8 cm in a dugout awaiting the Russian hordes....
Put my new mountain road to good use.... Nothing fancy just left overs ( I grabbed some old mountain sections out of a dust bin at work for my boss was a miniature rail road lover ).
Nr.336, The German schwerer Schienenpanzerspähzug Tankdestroyer.
Tank trolleys or Draisines of the Wehrmacht where needed, as operations on the Eastern Front bogged down. Now with a more static frontline, communications lines needed to be protected by late 1942.
Soon it became more urgent in 1943 to devise a solution as gradually partisan multiplied more ambitious operations, notably in the Balkans, Greece and Yugoslavia.
Alonsgide regular tanks placed on railway cars and able to dismount, the Heer expressed the need for independent draisines such as those fielded by Poland and Czechoslovakia among others.
Diorama nr.52 The Panzer spearhead tête-à-tête.
Just imagin France 1940 panzers figuring out were to go next.