Marders? What's a Marder?...

[Mad Russian]

No point. Just emphasizing the picture and your work. You have Marders and here is one fighting. Does there have to be a point?

Nobody told me that. I wish they would remember to email me these things.

Good Hunting.

MR

[spellir74]

I didn't know what you meant. I thought you were busting my balls.

All's well.

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I like this series I captured. Late summer 44 Ost I believe. It is from a video you linked to in the other forum.

[spellir74]

The recently released BUND ones are neat too. Find a lot of cool stuff out there now.

Russland.

[Mad Russian]

How do you think I can "bust your balls" over the masterpieces you put out? I can't even draw stick figures let alone mod to your level of expertise. [&o]


Sorry I didn't make myself clearer.

We need lots of pictures to do all the things PCO can do. I was just rounding a bunch of them up when I found that one of the Marder. I liked it better than the rest and was just sharing. The one you did from the movie is awesome! And in COLOR! Good catches!!! Interesting all the dust on the road wheels. Not a speck of paint showing on them anywhere.

Good Hunting.

MR

[heinrich55]

I'm really enjoying those shots of the Marders. I noticed that the "brass" were hiding behind some corrugated tin, propped up for concealment - as it certainly couldn't be confused for cover - while trying to observe what the Marder was doing in that one shot. They were all the way off to the right.

While the Marders weren't as appreciated as the Sturmgeschutz guys, they were certainly welcome anytime the Russian tanks came to visit. I never thought they got their proper due. Spellir, your models are really giving them proper respect.

Heinrich55