SdKfz 250 neu

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The German light half-track SdKfz 250 neu took over in production from the previous model from October 1943 until the end of the war. The standard 250/1 and most variants were given to reconnaissance units (Panzer Aufklärungs) working with the Panzer and Panzergrenadier divisions. This is a remix adding extra detail and will be added to with other versions in the series and uses :- M-Bergman's 1:100 SdKfz 250B, 1:100 SdKfz250A and various parts from TigerAce1945's SdKfz 251 series. Some of the pictures above show the changes made to the original M_Berman models highlighted in white or a different shade. ###*Changes* >*Version 250/1 added! 24/06/2018* >*AA arm or AA arm with MG42 can be glued to the rear of the fighting compartment!* >*Version 250/7 added! 27/06/2018* >*I've made the mortar separate to make printing easier, it can be glued into place along with the AA MG or AA arm* >*Version 250/9 added! with 2 turrets the original and one with more detailed weapons* >*Version 250/10 added 04/07/2018* >*Original shield but gun from TigerAce1945's SdKfz 251/10* >*Added original M_Berman pak 36 as alternative!* >*Replaced both guns with new ones with extra detail, (rivets & shield spacing)* >*Version 250/8 added! 15/07/2018* >*Original 7.5cm gun but added detail to barrel and MG42 from TigerAce1945 SdKfz 251* >*Simple gun & MG42 added also.* >*Version 250/3 added! 30/07/2018* >*This is the command version with extra radio equipment.* >*I've included the star antenna, I'll probable attach this by drilling out the bottom and adding a piece of wire then gluing it in place.* >*With larger scales you could use small rare earth magnets to keep it in place.* >*The other antenna on the right side can be made using wire or a bristle from a nylon brush and glued in place.* >*I think this completes my extension of Mr Bergmans range of SdKfz250 neu vehicles!* I wargame in 1/144th scale so all my models are in this scale but it's fairly easy to up-scale to what ever you want. I haven't printed this yet! I usually get my things printed commercially in resin.