(1939-1945~)
PANZER III L El Panzer III es uno de los carros alemanes que más se prestan a introducir múltiples variantes encaminadas a la obtención ...
(medium tanks)
PANZER III L El Panzer III es uno de los carros alemanes que más se prestan a introducir múltiples variantes encaminadas a la obtención ...
Combat Identification & Photography
Well it's been a long time in the works about a year >>, but it's finally done! All in all rather pleased with how it came out in the end, with all the little details I was able to pack into it. Still a lot of credit to everybody that has done a Panzer III or Stug in the past on Flickr as I have been browsing around for inspiration there at times for my own Panzer III. Still most credit should go to mas_effect as I pretty much just fully copied his turret in the end and reworked it a little to make it all possible in tan. As I personally kept failing at a good design myself, I started to lose hope at it and it pretty much did the ideas I had in mind right. I do think the turret is the biggest challenge on the Panzer III, with a lot of small angles next to that the turret size which is constricted to the hull size which makes it quite narrow. Hopefully in the future I can make it more my own or at least rework the internals more, so I can get it to fully rotate with ease. Which it can't quite do now yet, but it looks good and is sturdy so I take the hit on functionality~! For the rest I love the fact I was able to add all the different angles in the hull, like at the rear of the tank and the viewport of the driver may just be my favorite little detail of all! For the rest it’s built to the usual scale of 1/35, the canon can elevate, the commander hatches can be opened and the tracks roll smooth.
PANZER III AUSF A – JL Lopez Style
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Sd. Kfz. 141/1 Type: Medium Tank Country: Germany Manufacturer: Daimler-Benz Year built: 1942 Number built: 653 Crew: 5 Armament: 5 cm KwK 39 L/60, 2x MG 34 Scale: 1:35 Number of bricks: 750
hai guys, made this in one day, really pleased with it :D oh, I also added some new figs with Uli's decals ; ) sorry for the bad picture :L credit to all the great panzer 3's Hope you like it, C&C appreciated
Hello & welcome, Here are some photos of my Family, Work, Hobbies, Cars, Pets & other interests I enjoy. Email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. I hope you enjoy. Vince.
Weathering and painting a desert camouflage using a Panzer III
PANZER III N (TAMIYA) – JL Lopez Style
A Panzer III [B] Command tank in Norway, 1940. More info on the Panzer III here: www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/nazi_germany/Panzer_III.php Hey, I'm alive. wow. I've had this built for a couple months now, making the occasional small change. It was made before Lincoln's last post, so no, I got the idea first. It's at around 1/42 scale. Turret is inspired by AchtungStuka's old one, a personal favourite of mine. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year, y'all! -||Apex|| (I changed my name back)
ART BY Carlos de Diego Vaquerizo 39- Pz. Kpfw. III Ausf. L (Sd. Kfz. 141/1), 60. Inf. Div. (mot.), Southern Stalingrad, U. S. S. R., October 1942. During the spring of 1942, the 60 Infanteriedivision (mot.) (60th Motorized Infantry Division) received other that a few backup subunits, a Panzerabteilung from the 18. Pz. Div. The illustration shows a camouflaged armored vehicle with colors Braun RAL 8020, Grau RAL 7027 and Grün RAL 6007, having on its fenders the emblem of the 60. Inf. Div. (mot.), two small yellow crosses one on top of each other. This was one of the units that was annihilated in the Stalingrad siege. During the spring of 1943 several Infanteriedivisionen (mot.) were reformed, at least in theory, with a Panzerabteilung (armored vehicle battalion) a Panzerjägerabteilung (armored vehicle hunters) and an Aufklärungsabteilung (reconnaissance battalion), and from that moment on were renamed Panzergrenadierdivisionen; around this date a new formation was created; the 60. Pz. Gren. Div. a, which was finally called the Pz. Gren. Div. "Feldherrnhalle". 40- Pz. Kpfw. III Ausf. J (Sd. Kfz. 141), SS-Pz. Gren. Div. "Wiking", Caucasian region U. S. S. R., November 1942. Between September 1942 and November of that year, the Waffen SS "LSSAH", the "Das Reich", "Totenkopf" and "Wiking" divisions were upgraded to panzergrenadierdivisionen. As it has been mentioned, much war material that was intended for Northern Africa ended up on the Eastern Front, so in 1942 many vehicles with a tropical camouflage were seen on the Caucasian region. This Panzer III has been camouflaged before it got out of the factory with the official camouflage pattern approved in March, which is basically a Braun RAL 8020 base with Grau RAL 7027 spots occupying approximately 1/3 of the armored surface. The Swastika that identified the "Wiking", a "Sonnenrad" (a sun shaped rune), can be seen in the frontal right sided fender and in the rear left fender. On top of the spares wooden box on the turret there is a painted Swastika for aerial ID purposes.
The following are color profiles I've been collecting for years. They were taken from various sources and have either been found on the internet...
another variant of the panzer III :D hopefuly more to come ;)
