One of the chaps who does a modeling magazine in Holland, has asked for pictures of Phil’s winter finish Wirblewind as he’s doing an article on winter tanks, so I got the job 🙂
Of course he wants the colour versions for the magazine, but I think it looks just as cool in B&W.
The Flakpanzer IV “Wirbelwind” (Whirlwind in English) was a German self-propelled anti-aircraft gun based on the Panzer IV tank. It was developed in 1944 as a successor to the earlier Möbelwagen self-propelled anti-aircraft gun.
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Whirlwind is forever Wurbelwind now!
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It is a cool word for sure! Cheers Missis. P.S was my review OK on Amazon? Not used to doing them!
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It was amazing! Ta…sorry should’ve thanked you…I posted it on my Facebook page last night…someone else did one too. My first reviews 🙂
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No need for thanks, just happy it was ok! 😘
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Wow that’s awesome, and I like the BnW
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Thanks Kathy 😘
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Niiiiiice 🙂 Love the black and white, good call!
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Thanks M.B 😊
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Phil’s modelling skills are off the scale! The photo showcases his work perfectly too. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Cheers Pete, that particular model is 7 yrs old now, he says he’d do it all differently now! 🙄 it’s my fave of his.
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PS. Back on the Reader for this one again! Grr…
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What amazing detail! I sure would not have the patience for that. Such skills are hard-earned and impressive. I expect the Wurbelwind is amazing in color, too, as you mentioned . . . post one!
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Will do.
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Outstanding, I am in awe. And you are right, a perfect B&W subject.
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Cheers Eddy 🙂
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