OK, I'm having some problems with finishing this gun. There are few parts, that have remained unpainted, cause they are not mentioned in Tamiya's painting guide. First of all:
- how should I finish the ammo for 88? I think that the shell (lower part of the shot) should be painted brass, but I'm not 100% sure. Can anyone verify this? The tip of ammo remains questionmark too. I couldn't find any material that could help me with this - what colour did the head of 88's AP-round have?
- the second problem goes with the ammocases.. or the Round containers. What material were they made of IRL? I think it's wood, being cheap and easy, but I'm not sure with this one either.. so any help with this is more than welcome.
I know these are small problems, but I'd like to make my model as real as possible. Thank you!
Cheers, Marko N.
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Some help with Tamiya's 88 Flak 36/37
bodhi75
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Posted: Saturday, August 31, 2002 - 06:06 PM UTC
Posted: Saturday, August 31, 2002 - 07:58 PM UTC
Hi Marko,
Welcome to ArmoramA. I hope you stay with us and enjoy this wonderful site.
Here FLAK 36 8.8cm it's a thread with info and links about the 88 Flak 36/37.
HTH
Welcome to ArmoramA. I hope you stay with us and enjoy this wonderful site.
Here FLAK 36 8.8cm it's a thread with info and links about the 88 Flak 36/37.
HTH
sgtreef
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Posted: Saturday, August 31, 2002 - 08:12 PM UTC
Here look at this http://www.cloudster.com/RealHardware/88mmFlak/88mmFlakTop.htm Their are two pages of photos here with first one regular color and second one camo. Welcome Aboard you have found the right place for help.
Maybe a little better site more clean and new weapon
http://www.achtungpanzer.com/88mm.htm
You know you look at that weapon and want to cry such a state of neglect needs some paint and a building to protect it from the weather history falling away here.
Maybe a little better site more clean and new weapon
http://www.achtungpanzer.com/88mm.htm
You know you look at that weapon and want to cry such a state of neglect needs some paint and a building to protect it from the weather history falling away here.
bodhi75
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Posted: Saturday, August 31, 2002 - 09:23 PM UTC
Thanks a lot José and Jeff, both links helped me out of my problem. As I used to be in artillery in army, I had some clues, but I just wanted to be sure. This solved out a lot!
Thanks once more, see you around.
Marko N.
Thanks once more, see you around.
Marko N.
Weezul
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Posted: Saturday, August 31, 2002 - 11:51 PM UTC
I believe the rounds were brass with field gray tips, but really am not sure.
Anyhow, thats a really fun kit, comes together nicely.
Anyhow, thats a really fun kit, comes together nicely.