How to make Amusing Hobby kit bit dirty...
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/list/pz-kpfw-38d-mit-pz-iv-turm-8cm-paw-600
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/list/pz-kpfw-38d-mit-pz-iv-turm-8cm-paw-600
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Could you elaborate on your vision behind the triple muzzle brake?
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Hi
Already done on Missing Lynx. Well it is not “SF”. PAW - PanzerAbwehrWerfer 600 was new type of gun. Even that vehicle existed “on paper”. Gun was made in 1944, about 260 pieces.
Also I made compound for that gallery, few words about red primer:
My youtube video about Red Primer
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Could you share the link to the relevant page on Missing Lynx please?
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Looks like the triple muzzle brake is standard to Amusing Hobby kit
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Yes, it is standard Amusing gun…however like I said - it is not “SF”
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Excellent “study in red oxide” model. Outstanding finishing and chipping techniques.
The PAW 600 was a tapered bore gun, creating huge bore pressures, and requiring that triple baffle muzzle brake. The muzzle brake was standard for the AFV mounted PAW 600. It was a real late war gun.
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Thank you for the update and information.
I was making up sci-fi & Panzer 46 fiction explanation that thing being a flame thrower.
The extra muzzle brakes being vents for Me-163 C stoff and T stoff, rocket plane fuel used in the flame thrower.
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