TMG 10: Painting and Weathering o.Marder+Jagdtiger
MDA-KSE-49
Model Art
- B5 Format
- 136 Full-Color Pages
- Language: Japanese
In this tank modeling guide, we will feature the representative light tank destroyers of the German army, the "Marder I, II, III," and the formidable heavy tank destroyer that emerged towards the end of the war, the "Jagdtiger." We will provide detailed explanations of the unique painting techniques and weathering methods specific to the open-topped tank destroyer Marder and the enclosed combat compartment of the Jagdtiger.
Contents
- Explanation: Definitive Edition: Marder II & III
- Explanation: Definitive Edition: A Simple Way to Identify the Jagdtiger
- German Self-propelled Anti-tank Gun Marder I (1/35 Tamiya)
- Marder I 7.5cm Pak.40/1 auf Gw.Lr.s(f) Sd.Kfz.135 (1/35 Panda Hobby)
- FCM36 Marder I (1/35 ICM)
- II Self-propelled Anti-tank Gun Marder II 7.5cm PaK40/2-equipped Early Production Type (1/35 Dragon)
- Marder II D 7.62cm(r) Self-propelled Anti-tank Gun (1/35 Bronco)
- German Self-propelled Anti-tank Gun Marder III (1/35 Tamiya)
- German Self-propelled Anti-tank Gun Marder III H (1/35 MONO/Dragon)
- German anti-tank self-propelled gun Marder III M early type (1/35 Hobby Boss)
- German anti-tank self-propelled gun Marder III M (Normandy front) (1/35 Tamiya)
- German heavy tank destroyer Sd.Kfz.186 Jagdtiger (Porsche production type) (1/35 Hobby Boss)
- WW.II German army heavy tank destroyer Jagdtiger Porsche type w/Zimmerit coating (1/35 Dragon)
- German heavy tank destroyer Jagdtiger early production type (1/35 Tamiya)
- Jagdtiger 128mm Pak L66 / 88mm Pak L71 2 in 1 (1/35 Takom)
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