1/72 Blitzkrieg Command Vehicle sdkfz.251 General Guderian How to Carefully Create a 1/72 Model
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I made General Guderian into a 1/72 model. On the day of the war, I took the mobile headquarters and raced 400 kilometers, reflecting Guderian's fierce and radical battle command style, the father of the Blitzkrieg.
Adopting the 1/72 Battle Chess Toy Kit from Poland's FTF, the sdkfz251 A wireless point command model, and the remaining parts and soldiers are 3D printed supplements.
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Ayyy can you do some more of this content i love to see more of this its amazing 🤩🤩
Wunderbare Arbeit im kleinen Maßstab. Toll gemachte Zusammenstellung der Figuren in dem 251. Sehr gute Bemalung und die Guderian-Figuren sind super. Rundum gelungenes kleines Diorama. Gruß, Joachim
@katanaxiii9782
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Very impressive and well done.
@katanaxiii9782
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thanks bro😽
Very good! Where did you get the 3d printed minis from?
I detailed out a 1/72 251 Command Half Track back in the 80s, and it looks pretty much the same except I never got around to detailing the figures and radios because I had to get it into action in our next game! ; )
@katanaxiii9782
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Amazing! In the days before computer design, that was a lot of work. 👍Making it all by hand is also a fun process
This is beautiful 🤩
Cool! It's a pity that in my country such an armored personnel carrier is very expensive
@katanaxiii9782
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Thank you for your liking. FTF model toys are also quite expensive here, and the kit needs to be ordered online and shipped by sea from Poland across half the world before being shipped to my city. Fortunately, 1/72 soldiers and other parts can be obtained by themselves through 3D printing.
@sturmreiter-edits
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@@katanaxiii9782 Damn, that's right, a 3D printer can be used.Thank you for advice
Excellent work.
@katanaxiii9782
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Great pleasure😄
Music from Blitzkrieg game!
@katanaxiii9782
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This is also an impressive soundtrack for me! 👍It is a good embodiment of the transformation process of Germany from the glorious victory in the early stage to the difficult struggle in the Second World War. Many subsequent war game soundtracks don't necessarily do that