1/35 Flakpanzer IV "Wirbelwind" - Final Reveal

[Tiger213]

Right on time

So, here it is, my 1/35 Flakpanzer IV "Wirbelwind" inspired by the vehicles from 10. (Pz.Flak) Kompanie, SS-Panzer-Regiment 1, 1. SS-Panzer-Division in Ardennes offensive 1944 or Battle of the Bulge or Unternehmen 'Wacht am Rhein'.

Wirbelwind is Dragon kit 6540 (excellent kit IMHO), the only thing I added was ATAK Zimmerit and some scratch build interior. Figures are a mixture of plastic and resin from Miniart, Alpine, Stalingrad and Tank, I think.
The building is from plaster, cobblestone as well. Table, door and other minor thing are scratch build from wood, other minor details are from my model junkyard.
All painted with acrylics, weathered with oils.

Thank you for your comments and support during my build. I've enjoyed this diorama a lot.

Build thread here: viewtopic.php?f=603&t=22405

[ElCapitan]

I absolutely love this. So much to look at!

Great job

[Tiger213]

I absolutely love this. So much to look at!

Great job

Thank you very much for your kind words, mate.

[Tomcat64]

Really good result mate!

Love the extra details in the broken down building - I keep going back and seeing more each time!

[Tiger213]

Really good result mate!

Love the extra details in the broken down building - I keep going back and seeing more each time!

Thank you very much for you kind words, mate. I'm glad you like the details. Took a lot of effort but worth doing. I like how the cards turned out.

[TommyKillander]

This is just amazing!

Excellent dio with tons of details and stuff going on...

Well done


Tommy

[Tiger213]

This is just amazing!

Excellent dio with tons of details and stuff going on...

Well done


Tommy

Thank you very very much for your kind words, mate.

[pourquoi61]

Well thought out and a pleasure to the eye.

[Tiger213]

Well thought out and a pleasure to the eye.

Thank you very much.

[Mikellesk]

Had the pleasure to see it LIVE. Very, very nice. Lifelike. And author has built there a little story. That is what a diorama should be. Keep up mate!!!

[Tiger213]

Had the pleasure to see it LIVE. Very, very nice. Lifelike. And author has built there a little story. That is what a diorama should be. Keep up mate!!!

Thank you very much, indeed, my friend.