Zvezda Stug III AUSF. B
I may have mentioned I liked Stugs before, so of course when I saw this in my local store I couldn't help myself again!
Allowing me to bring my Stug love into the other periods of the war Mid and Early.... yes please!.
Zvezda are a Russian company, mainly model kit makers, in the traditional sense 1/35 scale 1/72 etc. However they do make a game range called "Art of Tactic" which is a ww2 board/mini hybrid game. To support the game they have a growing selection of 1/100 scale minis. Mainly German and Soviet, and a few Early war British bits to go with it as well. There are tanks, trucks and planes as well.
The Stug 3 B was produced between June 1940 and May 1941.
I went for a quick paint job, with a rust dirt effect from the usage in Barbarossa
it is a nicely detailed model for the price, and from tabletop view certainly couldnot be told apart from a more expensive model.
It is a simple plastic snap together kit, did not require any cleanup and was built in minutes. Nice and easy.
Zvezda are well worth a closer look for their range if you play German Soviet or early war Brits
Allowing me to bring my Stug love into the other periods of the war Mid and Early.... yes please!.
Zvezda are a Russian company, mainly model kit makers, in the traditional sense 1/35 scale 1/72 etc. However they do make a game range called "Art of Tactic" which is a ww2 board/mini hybrid game. To support the game they have a growing selection of 1/100 scale minis. Mainly German and Soviet, and a few Early war British bits to go with it as well. There are tanks, trucks and planes as well.
The Stug 3 B was produced between June 1940 and May 1941.
I went for a quick paint job, with a rust dirt effect from the usage in Barbarossa
it is a nicely detailed model for the price, and from tabletop view certainly couldnot be told apart from a more expensive model.
It is a simple plastic snap together kit, did not require any cleanup and was built in minutes. Nice and easy.
Zvezda are well worth a closer look for their range if you play German Soviet or early war Brits
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