Land-Wasser-Schlepper (late production)
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Craig Abrahamson said on April 28, 2018
Welcome to the site, Fabrizio…amazing detail work on that build…really top-notch!
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Thank you Craig!
Michel Verschuere said on April 28, 2018
Very nice model and interesting subject. I guess David LS doesn’t speak German at home since these were not used in large numbers against Britain 75 years ago… 🙂
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Thank you Michel!
david leigh-smith said on April 28, 2018
Wait, wait, what did I miss? German? Ich bin verwirrt…
Brilliant work. Don’t know about the German but in terms of the painting you’ve clearly been going to ‘Spanish’ School, Fabrizio!
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Ahahahaha.. thank you so much David!
paul teixeira said on April 28, 2018
Fantastic job, looks so real. Love the overall finish and visual details. Really is a masterpiece of art. I love the different subject matter also, dont see many models of this vehicle. Figure is fantastic also. Perfect weathering and visual impact.
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Thank you Paul!
Hans Wilhelm Fischer said on April 28, 2018
Very nice work. like that strange vehicle.
But what’s the sence of a land-water-carrier in the dessert? 😉
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Thank you Hans!
Robert Royes said on April 28, 2018
Now that’s different, nice work!!
Fabrizio Faggion said on April 30, 2018
Thank you so much Robert!
Jeff Bailey said on May 9, 2018
Welcome to iModeler, Fabrizio! Great looking model.
I see these and expect to see them come from a Popeye cartoon!
Michael Strange said on August 23, 2018
Hi Fabrizio, new to this site and have just purchased this kit, found your model while searching for references, your model is beautifully finished, very inspiring, well done, can I ask if you based it on any particular reference, I’m finding it difficult to find color refs other than the German grey scheme. Kind regards Michael.