Building the StuG III Ausf.C/D 1/35 Scale from DRAGON - Super Detailing with Scrapbox Parts

This is Part II of my StuG III project. In this episode I equip my StuG with the use of photoetch leftovers, scrapbox parts from other kits and selfmade polystyrene brackets.
I show you how it is possible to extend your "out of the box kit" with selfmade improvements and that it can sometimes be worthwhile to keep superfluous parts.
Please watch Part I of this project if you haven´t already.
Part 1: • Building the StuG III ...
As always please like, share, comment and I wish you a lot of fun.

[@DutchDaveModels]

Nice to see a build up with all these bits and bobs from the spares collection and some scratch building field extras. Tarps came out great 👍

[@DIORAMUS-]

Thanks Dave and I hope you like the paint job.

[@steveankin2682]

Great job.

[@DIORAMUS-]

Thank you Steve.😃

[@rabiesoflard]

looking forward to this one, I'm in the middle of building one.

[@DIORAMUS-]

Building a StuG is always fun. Nice weekend for you, Gareth.

[@dr.ibigagiku2088]

Super! 👌

[@DIORAMUS-]

Magical 11:00 comment🤔😁

[@gruppenfuhrer45]

Sir you are really good!!!! Ty for posting your videos help me out on my model building.

[@DIORAMUS-]

You are very kind, John. Thank you very much.😃

[@Michael-ws7rc]

Great work

[@DIORAMUS-]

Thank you Michael. 😁

[@SouthernMercenary]

What did you use for the metal part of the towing cable?

[@DIORAMUS-]

The towing cable is an ordinary aluminum six fiber wire cable I found in my tool case a long time ago. It is very flexible as you have seen.