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Thanks, the same thing happened to me after I lost mine, and it was a bit hard to build because I re-designed the entire chassis, track system, and built the interior from scratch. I also built a working hitch from scratch, I made a trailor for it too. Heres a close up of the exaust

One of my most recent (almost-done) builds, the Raupenschlepper Ost from Y's paper models. Better photos soon,William.

I see this model blown up (literally) in 1/72, maybe in a diorama.

Yeah, good angle for strafing, might even have shot a few in the hatch.That MG42 wouldn't have been very effective against a B-17.

Good point.

Also the B-17 appears to have an O on the tail.

The B-17 could make a sharper turn so as to be 20 or so feet to the right of the Hetzer then drop the ordinance knowing that it would swing to the left, about 20 feet. Although I did get the pic from the site of a guy who drove a hetzer in a re-enactment. BTW this pic is just begging to be a...

I was doing some research on the Hetzer (WWII German tank) when I came across this photo. I hope they survived the B-25, it almost looks as they are smiling from the tank. This just goes to show, if you ever get drafted, join, or already are in the armed forces, PAY ATTENTION. P.S. Looks...

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Don't wear it around Allied WWII vets, you might get shot.

Any chance someone has the rest of the figure? Imhavingalaughaswell?

Also, where'd you get it?

Great,now to recuce it to 1/72 and hang it on a tank.

I am planning on a WWII diorama in 1/72 scale with figures but I want the entire thing to be made from paper, I could really use your method. EDIT= BTW paper cast models would be a heck of a lot cheaper and you could just cover em' with glue to make them waterproof or whetever.

Since Gil told me that all the info on paper casting was recently lost in cyber-space (3 times) I began looking for more, hence this link. http://www.paperarts.com/howto/papercasting.cfm

Hmmm, I just have some crazy idea that both my methods are cheaper.

And another method... http://www.thomasandamy.com/projects/Scan/

I recently discovered a scanner that well, scans stuff and makes 3d models, with a little converting filetypes you can plug it into pepakura and clone yourself. http://www.instructables.com/id/ESQ41476M3EP285ZU2/

Thats the W I D E S T post I've ever seen, nice build.

Good idea, next set'll go there.