Jagdpanther G1 early

This model was finished last year, but I was busy and didn't post it on my blog. It's fantastic dragon Jagdpanther 1/35, with cavalier resin zimmerit. This Jagdpanther belonged to 654th s.Pz.Jg.Abt, during the battle of Normandy. I made some changes characheristic for 654th batallion, like replacing tools form sides to engine deck. I used AK interactive dunkelgelb modulation set for painting, and various mud and dust effects for weathering.

Tiger II work in progress

This is dragon kit, with eduard PE set. I made fine texture of pressed steel with Mr. surfacer 500, and sand paper. Also I added weld on the back hull, which I made with milliput. Tracks and wheels are not glued, I put them just to form tracks. I plan to do Karl-Heinz Turk vehicle, from Berlin 1945. Comments and suggestions are welcome!

U-boot Typ VII D

A little bit of relaxation from armor :)
Excellent revell model, in 1/144 scale. It is painted with revell enamels, and weathered with AK interactive effects and W&N oils.
Hardest thing was making of jumping wire. I used elastomer from nylon stockings, and I'm satisfied with result.
Model represent U-218, only U-boat from VII D class that survived war, and surrendered in Bergen on 12. may 1945.
The last merchan ship in the war was sunk by the mine, which U-218 layed.
Comments and critics are welcome.

KV-1 model 1942

This is KV-1 from trumpeter, very nice model to build.
It is painted with Vallejo model air colors, and weathered with pigments, W&N oils, and AK interactive effects.
Cables and chain are from karaya.
I finished this model for campaign on one serbian forum,about 70. anniversary of operation Barbarossa.
Comments are welcome

Abandoned Iraqi T-62

This was a quick project, this model was done for 7 days.
I used very good trumpeter kit, but I changed Rmsh tracks in the kit, with Omsh type tracks.
Hairspray technique was used for chipped effects.

The model represent abandoned Iraqi tank from Iran-Iraq war 1980-1988
This famous picture was my inspiration.





















I hope you like it.
Comments and critics are welcome.

Best regards,

Aleksa Elez