One of those models that is most useful for any WW2 German Army is the Horch 108 as either the Type 1A or the Type 40. The models used to be produced by Dragon and two in 1/72 scale could be had for about $20. While not great, it was affordable. Those, however, don’t seem to be in production anymore. There is a MAC model (I think) but the price is at least $20 for just 1. So, this weekend, I took it upon myself to make my own card model. Completely original work. The following picks show only the template. The details still need to be added to the model but the general shape is there. The only thing missing really is the front bumper. I am thinking I need to widen the front fenders a little too.
An early prototype from Saturday. It was an exercise in understanding how the hood was supposed to angle and fold. Mostly pretty easy.
A final build with all adjusted parts. The front fenders look a bit thin. I will either thin the wheels in the front or widen the fenders slightly. Front bumper still needs to be added.
My son said I needed to add the roof. I was originally going to leave the roof off and add the folded ridge in the back. He said he wanted it to look more like a truck. Who is to argue with the little General, right? Total build time of the final model was about 2 hours. That could go more quickly with an assembly line.
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Really nice and a great job.