Tamiya 3.7cm Pak 35/36 Full Build Video!

A full build video of the Tamiya Pak 35/36 in 1/35. I have chosen to depict this in the 3 tone early camouflage used during the Spanish Civil War with the Legion Condor.

[@MottysMilitaryModels]

Great video mate, it's turned out brill too. Well done mate

[@gendoikari6062]

Looking good.! An old tooth brush removes all kinds of burrs after sanding and cleaning seams, besides, it leaves a nice finish on the plastic parts. No graphite on worn out areas? how mean..!! ..no figures either..?

[@backdraft57]

Thank you

[@tonyromano6220]

Oh no! A new period to model!

[@norbertogonzalez9738]

Nice very nice!!!!!

[@Manu1876]

Super job Sir, but your focus or camera is too far. Thanks for your talent, send more videos please. Manu

[@PanzermansBunker]

Cool looking Spanish Pak. Making suitable crew figures will be chsllenging. Are you modifying the kit crew? KUTGW. Bill

[@EsTalYNihilista]

really nice work, but this camouflage is not historical for this anti-tank piece. The Pak 36 was mostly operative only in the early war, then it became obsolete

[@alessiodecarolis]

Yes, in SCW it was well used against T26 and artigianal Armoured vehicles, his demise happened in 1940 in France, against B1bis, Somuas & Matildas

[@EsTalYNihilista]

@walt7500 do you know that the oficial paint of the Wehrmacht from 1935 until 1943 was the "dunkelgrau" ( that also includes equipment used in the Spanish civil war), an then the "dunkelgelb, "olivgrün" and "rottbraum" camouflage pattern. There for his painting is not historical for the Pak 36, that in 1943 was more than obsolete.

[@ChampionScaleModelling]

Just going to come in on this, Javrs you are, I’m afraid completely wrong, the scheme you seem to be unaware of is called Buntfarbenanstrich, this was implemented during the 1920s as the standard colours for all frontline equipment, this was then superseded for new vehicles from mid 1937 with the Dunkelgrau Nr. 46 (dark grey) and Dunkelbraun Nr. 45 (dark brown), this was then widened for all vehicles not just new from 1938 onwards but took sometime to be fully implemented. From 1940 it was then just Dunkelgrau Nr. 46 (dark grey) and then the later three tone camo that you mentioned. NOTHING used during the Spanish Civil War wore Dunkelgrau Nr. 46 (dark grey) it was either Buntfarbenanstrich or all over green.

[@EsTalYNihilista]

@@ChampionScaleModelling that I didn't know, thanks for sharing the info!

[@letoubib21]

That was the camo of the Reichswehr *. . .*