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| This is a Revell Panther Ausf.D with some parts altered. First The wheels: Early Ausf.D had 16 rimbolts later mods had 24 bolts. The Revell kit had 20. I remade them in to 16 bolt wheels. I also made a binocular sight in the gunmantlet and added vision plugs in the sides of the turret, plus the loading hatch in the left side of the turret | This is an Esci 1/72 Panther Ausf.A This is built almost "out of the box". I have made some changes to the side plates, and added some extra spare tracks |
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| This is a special used by schw. pz. jäg. Abt. 653. It was a Bergepanther that got a fixed mounted turret from a Panzer IV Ausf.G. The model is a ESCI Ausf.A that I backdated to an Ausf.D, wheels came from Hasegawa and the turret is Hasegawa's Pz IV.G with extra armour from Eduard. I just loved the look of this Panther at first glance. |
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| This was fun to build. It is a Ersatz Panther M10. The Germans tried to get some Sherman tanks for the Ardennes offencive. When it was impossible they tried to disguise some Panther G as American M10 tanks. This model is based on a Nitto Panther Ausf.G kit that I had in store. |
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| This was a paperproduct. It was a sketch for a proposal of a new Jagdpanther with a 12.8 mm gun. I slaughtered a Esci Jagdtiger wreck and mated this with another wreck, this time a Esci Panther. I then converted this to a Panther II chassie. Well if it's going to be a fantasy product why not walk the whole line? At least it's different, but I'm thinking of reusing the chassie for a Panther II later on. |  |
