Hello Track48ers!
Becouse I am still not able (grrrr what is wrong) to post in the Assembly line section, I will show you my 222 here. The build stage is finished, letīs go painting now!
Comments and sugestions welcomed!
Regards Petr

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Petr:

Excellent work indeed, well done.

Question: the tan colored barrel, which kit did you "borrow" this from??

What problems do you experience with trying to post on The Assembly Line? Perhaps I can offer some help?

Best Regards,
Andrew

Thanks for response guys!

Adrew, the barel and magazine is from Tamiya Wirbelwind. I want to thank Mr.Brano Herain for granting me those parts!

Posting Problem in assembly line - it writes me this:

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Konrad, your tips are wellcomed, the side guards seem to me to be OK but after I checked the one on the roof, I think I will have to change its position as sugested. (picture of your kit will help me) Also the boxes in front fenders will be made, as well as some locking system on their tops.
BTW many thanks for your article about this kit, it made me belive that it is possible to convert this rough piece of plastic to something what looks like a model of Sd.Kfz.222! The best tip is dealing with the bad visors!

I really like what you have done with your little SpPzw Petr - you might want to think about making a better set of bullet splash guards for the roof in fron of the turret (and moving them to the correct position on the edge of the roof, not set back) and adding the missing downward leg portion of the rain guards on side view blocks. Don't know if you think it's worth doing, but adding some styrene triangles to box in the stowage areas under the fron fenders is also a nice improvement. Recovering the spare in foil is a great touch, as are the turn signals. The best part is definiteley the gun though, you really dressed that up

Please keep us posted on your progress, I am sure this is going to be one cute little fellow

Konrad