This MOC was done 3-4 years ago, it is indeed a Conversion from the Sluban King Tiger, then a Mix of Spare and foreign pieces from my box.
The MOC is no longer in present on my shelf, and I unfortunately do not have the Instructions for this Conversion.
Sharing one of my Favorite German Tanks on the list, The Leopards. Hope you like them!
These Camo Schemes are inspired from Danish Two-Tone scheme called Multiterrænsløring Pattern.
I accidentally added some WW2 German Markings on the 2A6 in which i accidentally also liked hoe it turned out especially once painted.
I had the Leo 1 a year ago, and the 2A6 Before Quarantine early 2020 (painted it with the Leo 1 last year after 4-5 yrs of being stock colored).
Theres a slight modifications on both of these from the Leo 1's barrel was slightly extended, and the Leo 2A6 having some parts renoved from the Front for an Alternative design i used from my Alternate History.
An iconic tank ive worked on a few years back, light to medium weathering was done. The camouflage is referenced by No. 332 from WTlive
Then a year later i began to work on the Tiger 2 10.5cm Turret from War Thunder, all scratch built from chipboard/pasteboard with careful referencing online and I am quite happy how it turned out. Considering to paint the turret in the same scheme but with a Primer mantlet and a Stock Grey Gun.
Reference sources:
Tiger 2 No. 332: https://live.warthunder.com/post/934957/en/
Tiger 2 10.5cm:
https://www.deviantart.com/gorto100/art/Tiger-II-w-10-5cm-KwK-L68-858642402
Hi! I'm a new member here in this proud community, so much full of enthusiasts!
I'd like to showcase one of my works on one of my Favorite Behemoths, the Jagdtiger. That ive worked on 3-4 years ago.
A what if scenario that if the war held on longer reaching in the 2nd Battle of Kursk with the Introduction of both King Tiger and Jagdtiger. This one in particular that is No. 114 „Tod“ (Death) made through tons of battles, having 35 confirmed kills.
The Painting on this was done by Acrylic based paints, From the Numbers and Markings also Painted by hand. I might have went overboard on the weathering now making it too dirty, and im planning to change its camouflage soon also.
Let me know if theres anything wrong with it. Thanks for appreciating my work in advance!
Alternately Named as Veicolo Di Fanteria 54 D
This MOC is an Alternate Historical Design only made by me, This vehicle is designed in 1953-1954 as a What if the First IFV of Italy and entirely in Europe.
This MOC went through phases of designs and revisions the first and last images are its latest current phase.
Armed with an optional 35mm (images 1, 13-14) or 40mm (images 2-9) and a 105mm Wired guided anti tank missile. Capable of Carrying 4 Infantrymen, Operated by 2/3 Crew members.
It was also designed to be Amphibious but due to many phases of upgeades it went through the idea was abandoned.
Another Italian Project MOC i have worked on for months a year ago inspired by World of Tanks Blitz and In depth Research of Italian Cold War armor.
Tedious ways to make the turret and Road wheel spacing, Gathered and Ordered parts to perfect this project.
There are still revisions needed to make the vehicle more sturdy, still proud of it to this day. It is currently On Shelf (collecting dust 😅)
Gallery flows from Prototype to Current revision and Reference.