Stug III 75mm assault gun Airfix 1/76

[@Alan_Saund_Models]

I'm going to make one next luv this old kit....You did a great job and your videos are always entertaining 👍👍

[@ericbeaton7211]

I well remember this old banger and how the wheels would not stay in place. I remember it being dark grey plastic but then I am colour blind😊.

[@AyebeeMk2]

Always room for a STUG. I doubted the green colour for years and years until I went to Bovington.....

[@Deep-Red-0]

I love Stugs, i remember seeing this as a kid and being somewhat awed at its unconventional look. I had the old blister pack version in green plastic, i loved it then and I love it still

[@jyvesguillemot]

memory! i realized this kit during 1974 or 1975 and at this time , it was a good kit for 4 francs , in france !

[@PanzermansBunker]

Great job. Even with inaccuracies, it's just plain fun to build a wonky kit. I built the 1/35 Nitto Kettenkrad like that issue. Not a good representation of the original, but it did have separate tracks.....not like the Tamiya ones. Bill

[@brianartillery]

First one I bought, cost me 15p. On a blister card. I made a couple a few months ago, and I have to say, they both went together beautifully. Not really liking desert colours, mine were painted in a generic European Theatre colour scheme: green, and covered with muck, basically. More stowage and some crew figures added. Oh, and 'Khaki' is an Indian word, which means 'Dust'.

[@Deep-Red-0]

Also, id like to see Airfix do a version of this with the one piece running gear and tracks a la their tiger and firefly, i could build loads of them then and use them for a wargame or 2

[@Alan_Saund_Models]

Yes the green one in the tank museum is from Finland 🇫🇮 they painted them green i like the green one as well