I have got to quit rummaging through my parts boxes and wondering how I could use the odd stuff I somehow collected. In the past I have acquired a few sets of HL panzer type track from friends who upgraded to metal track. That's where this thing started ----dreaming up some sort of a road wheel rig, and then pasting parts on top of that. I may have gone overboard and cluttered it up with too many miscellaneous parts, but it's only a toy, and I'm just a kid (at heart). I'm gonna pretend it was an end of the war attempt to use up spare parts to build an improved Elefant or E 100. I call it a Jagdzombie because it's built from spare body parts that I dug up or recreated from styrene at midnight during a recent thunder and lightning storm. Actually, it was just raining a little, but being truthful is not my strong point.


ARGHHHH ----- IT LIVES !!!!!

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rex

Excellent!!

Very cool! Upper hull looks like a German Su-76. Lower hull looks post WWII. I like the sprinkler pipe and the Panther engine deck.

That's Awesome it looks as though it really existed, another masterpiece

sweet!

Nice!

Rex it always amazes me at how you can take a box of parts and make a tank!!! Cool looking Jagd.

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Hey .... sometimes it amazes me at how easy it is for things to get out of hand and change from a silly to a serious project which ends up to be a silly project anyhow. There are only about 6 pieces that were true spare parts. The rest is styrene and resin parts that I cast using latex molds that I made for some other project in the past. I like building goofy stuff like this because no one can ever say "It's not to scale, it's not historically accurate, it's the wrong color."
rex

Really, what color? I know its a model right?

What a great build. Imagination, inovation and skill all combined to make a truly unique model. Well done indeed.
Tankman

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Thanks for your comments. I get more fun out of this hobby than anything else. It's my therapist and I am thankful that I "discovered" 1/16 scale r/c tanks. The members of BAT, Kellys' Heroes and this forum are responsible for my addiction to this hobby. I have always said that it's never too later to have a happy childhood. I just hope I don't need to wear diapers again when I build something.
Thanks to all ....
rex