WW2plus – Jagdpanzer E-10 'Hetzer II' - DE

[Hellboy]

Hello,

here comes new diorama pictures ...

„On Patrol“

Components / Parts List

- 2 soldiers from plastic by the manufacturer Caesar (article number HB03)
- 1 tank 'E-10' from resin by the manufacturer ModellTrans (article number MT72355)
- 1 bird and 1 hedgehog from resin by the manufacturer Mini History
- 1 dog from plastic by the manufacturer Revell (article number 02400)

Please click on the picture to view it in full size. Enjoy the photos!

Your Hellboy


Link-Note :

http://www.nast-sonderfahrzeuge.de/fotosammlung/displayimage.php?pid=2828&fullsize=1

http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=1977

http://www.modelltrans.com/panzerwaffe-46/168-jagdpanzer-e-10.html

http://www.fuhrmann-figuren.de/1zu72-figur/minihistory/minihist_liste.htm

http://www.plasticsoldierreview.com/Review.aspx?id=1709


Keywords for search engines: 1/72, Deutschland, WW2plus, Jagdpanzer E-10, Hetzer II, Modellbau, Modelling, Caesar HB03, ModellTrans MT72355, Revell 02400, Mini History Kleintiere (Resin), Frank Krueger, 07/2016, photos were shot with Canon PowerShot G7 X, images were edit with Corel Paint Shop Pro X, picture hosted by Photobucket.com


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[Bramble15]

Well sir you certainly have a way with these dioramas. I like this one very much. I really like and appreciate the shading on the vehicle. Green is always a tough color for me and you knocked it out. Well done!

[Bramble15]

Well sir you certainly have a way with these dioramas. I like this one very much. I really like and appreciate the shading on the vehicle. Green is always a tough color for me and you knocked it out. Well done!

[C M Dodson]

Brilliant diorama in my opinion with lovely painting and setting.

I was a bit confused at first by the Hetzer as I was thinking of the 38t variant. It is my understanding that this particular vehicle was never put into production.

Nice composition and I love the bird!

Chris

[Hellboy]

Thanks for the Likes and the nice comments!

I really like and appreciate the shading on the vehicle. Green is always a tough color for me and you knocked it out.

The tanks I always paint with oil colors. I usually use 5 color tones. A base color. 2 different colors for shadows and 2 colors for lights. The advantage to paint in oil colors is, that you can paint 'wet in wet'. The different colors can be veneered with a lot of time.

Just have a try!!!

I was a bit confused at first by the Hetzer as I was thinking of the 38t variant. It is my understanding that this particular vehicle was never put into production.

Chris, the tank E10 is a 'paper-tank'. It was never built. There are only drawings / blueprints. Even the name is not quite clear. You can find the tank as 'Jagdpanzer E-10', 'Panzerjägerwagen E10' and as 'Hetzer II'.

The great thing about 'paper tanks' is, there are no specifications for color, equipment and so on. You can do whatever you want.

[Chris]

Great Dio !
I love the "low built" look of this Paperpanzer Hetzer

[Wiking]

And again, nice as always.
You cannibalise your Fehrmann Tiger for the F.
I like how you paint the dog.
And the figures are nice too.
The whole scene look to me like a little bit of a DDR control unit. The stone way, the dragon teeth and the dog.
The barbed wire look rusty old.
A well made small Dio.

[Hellboy]

Wiking, thank you for your kind comment.

The whole scene look to me like a little bit of a DDR control unit. The stone way, the dragon teeth and the dog.

By comparison with the DDR you're right. But in the DDR - national border had not so beautiful flowers.

You cannibalise your Fehrmann Tiger ....

Yes, the Tigers had to give up some Photo Etched Parts. He is now really mad at me ...

A well made small Dio.

I love it to build such small dioramas. By the way, for large dioramas I have in my small apartment no space.

[Wiking]

Hellboy wrote:
I love it to build such small dioramas. By the way, for large dioramas I have in my small apartment no space.

True words.
The same is for me too.The showcases are now full. ( with: Junk)
This is one reason why I bild 1/72.

[Peter]

Excellent work again Frank! Never seen that kind of panzer before! Nice one!

[panzerman]

The build, painting, and scene composition are all brilliant works. Love the paper panzer. Figures and critters all add detail and feeling to the scene. Truly a phenomenal piece of ART. Bravo!!!!
Bill.

[dykio]

Super dio ! Even the smallest details like the barbedwire looks fantastic. Realy an amazing job you did !!!

[Hellboy]

Excellent work again Frank! Never seen that kind of panzer before! ..

Peter, thank you for your nice comment! I do not know if you have the first link under 'Link-Note' regarded? There you can see some tanks of the e-vehicle-family, as it was then planned. A plurality fascinating tanks. The aim of the E-series was the standardization of vehicle components. An interesting concept. Much material for more dioramas!

Truly a phenomenal piece of ART. Bravo!!!! Bill.

Bill, thank you for your incredible comment. I do not know what to say. As an "piece of ART" has my work none yet seen. I am very happy that you like the diorama. Many thanks for your kind words!!!

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Super dio! .. Realy an amazing job you did !!!

dykio, the theme of the diorama is a bit unusual and not everyone likes that. So I am very happy that you like the diorama. Many thanks for your kind comment.