No fuss to build and a mean looking tank killer (see below):
It has plenty of scope to add additional campaign clutter over all those flat surfaces (see below):
The best bit is you get three in one box giving you an instant CD II/III company (see below):
There are enough subtle variations (MG mount variants and main gun types, even a 105mm StuH 42 - which I declined to use because I already have one model) to the basic kit model to add that "element of variety" that keeps the interest level up (see below):
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Looking good, Geordie; I've drifted away from WW2 and have a stack of PSC stuff still to paint. Must get focused, I suppose and decide on a period/scale and stick to it...
Lovely models Mark - but Mr Picky will want to point out there is no such thing as a Stug 42 - it's a StuH 42!
There's something very functional and purposeful-looking about a Stug.
and the G in StuG is a capital!
Thanks for keeping me right Renko ;)
The StuG's and StuH's were as John and Monty pointed out "business like" and PSC keep pumping out things I just have to keeping buying
Next in the pipeline seems to be some Western Desert kit
Nice work. You often see infantry following the stug's in old newsreel footage. Taking out the stug meant morale took a knock, apparently.
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