Panzer IV Ausf E - Operation Barbarossa 1941

Armor/AFV Dioramas
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Good evening, gentlemen!
This is a very quick vignette. I was just working in the two left infantrymen figures to complete the scene. 11th Panzer Division. The vehicle is from Dragon and the figures from Evolution. Hope you like it.

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Cheers

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I think the obstacles look a bit out of pace. That said, nice job on the build. The figures look good as well. :+1: :+1:

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Nice build! Did the infantry guys ride the tank, or did they have to walk there; they look tired!
Ken.

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Cool dio, I really like the ground work

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Indeed, but I must put something “soviet” there! :grin:

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Well, they have propably walked all the way. half-tracks and KruppProtze are still in short numbers that time. Thanks a lot.

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Thanks, Mead93!

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Really nice job !

Rich

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I really like this & there’s a germ of a narrative there too. Suggestions: tank needs a ton of dust dumped on it, way too clean. Definitely lose the D-Day tank traps if we’re in Russia. Figures are excellent but they look in need of something more to do, they could be looking at something as simple as a broken balsa fence along the front edge with – say – a solitary Red Army helmet hanging off it? :tumbler_glass:

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Thanks a lot, Rich!

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Hi Dioramartin! Yes, there’s still several skills I would like to achieve but… :upside_down_face:
Those antitank obstacles have being used by the russians (and many other countries) since the begining of the war - I don’t know what you mean with the D-Day allusion!?

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Thanks a lot!