This is the Trumpeter Neubau-Fahrzeug chassis #3 through #5 kit (overall grey) and the Cyber-Hobby/Dragon chassis #2 kit (brown camo). Germany built 5 of these experimental tanks in the 1930s and they saw some combat (and served as propaganda tools) in the Norway invasion.
The models are not quite done yet. I need to clean up some of the weathering and add the headlight lenses. The Dragon kit was spray painted with Tamiya German Grey spray paint and camouflaged with Tamiya acrylic paints airbrushed onto the base coat. The Trumpeter kit was done with German Grey acrylic and the airbrush.
I don't have a great place to take photos in my apartment; these were done on the stove top.
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The two kits before painting. I glued the Dragon link tracks in place beforehand. The Trumpeter kit has workable, pinned link tracks
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