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1:72 Italeri Pak 40

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Today it was possible to me tot ake a pic of my Italery Pak 40 for all the 1:72 fans reading my blog. Hope you like it, the gunners are going to get painted anothe time, cause I got to many projects at the moment... The two rings arrounf the gun shall show that they already shot up two enemy tanks - I don't know wether this and the cross on the shield is historicaly allright, maybe you can tell me.









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