Hello Kartonists and specially all fans of "tracked".
I have released already some pics in Gerald´s
4. KBW - Sd.Kfz.166 BRUMMBÄR / GPM Nr. 248 / 1:25 / Diorama
already, and now opening OWN build-line.
There are some differences in final outfit to Gerald´s Brummie and I will share them with You.
Enjoy 
hi bernie !
i will enjoy your building report.....
hi, perfect work ... as ussual
thanks bernie,great tutorial!
... for one month to do only wheels ... uff - you'v got a big patience
:]
neat! very neat.
Slovak: Ahoj Bernie, vynikajuce..... =D>, vlastne u teba ako vzdy.... =) pozehnane sviatky prajem...
:usenglish: Hello Bernie, superb build.... =D>, in your case, business as usual anyway.... =)
Hi, Bernie!
Great work and compliments for your patience - I know what I'm speaking of.
One question - how do you remove the rests of the laser engravings?
Happy greatings
Josef
Hi Bernie
as already said -great work , as usual =)
and one question: with what do you paint the edges on already assembled part ?
upss , double post =)
Hi Bernie, all your models ar exelent and deserving my sincere applauses.
I just want to ask: in few post you said "pencil polishing", maybe you can explain this technologie detail.
I also very interested, how you paiting your edges so clearly on glued parts.
Thank's beforehand,
Dovaldas
Hello all, special greeting to Josef - nice to meet You again.
I do simply cut the rests and if needed do a 2nd fine cut or grind it
Polishing??
Very easy technique 
Simply touch with pencit edges /as with brush when applying for drybrush/ and You get silver metalic surface. or You may grind a little bit of pencil dust on Your pad to apply with finger, brush, ear-stick....
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....and about painting edges after assembly?? There are some modellers in Czech Rep. who choosed this way
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Very easy technique
Simply touch with pencit edges /as with brush when applying for drybrush/ and You get silver metalic surface. or You may grind a little bit of pencil dust on Your pad to apply with finger, brush, ear-stick....
Good idea ... and very easy. Very nice build bernie and a good documentation about tracks. I had many troubles with panther-tracks and had leave it.
I like your Grizzly.
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....and about painting edges after assembly?? There are some modellers in Czech Rep. who choosed this way
so... its a Czech people secret?
No, absolutely not a secret. Everybody can apply fot this method
All You need is thinn brush and very well tunned colour-tone to paint 
no masking methods are required.
This was founded I guess by vasek68 due beta tests of some models where prior needed to see the fit and then when model completely builded he applied for
RETUSh GENERALNY - painting edges on completely builded model eg
in build
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after generalny retush
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design and build and copyright by vasek68
thank you Bernie!
Superb! What else can I say......I admire your work... (and I remember the Famo 
;()
fantastic built..... =D> =D> =D>
Hi bernie,
excelent work! :respekt:
Of which material does the shank consist for the cannon?
Greetings Jagdpanther.
Hallo Bernie,
once again outstanding work!
With best regards,
Matthias
That is a brilliant build Oto!!!
Hi, Bernie!
=D> =D> =D> =D> =D>
Nice greetings
Josef
Again: unbelievable what you present to us...! =D> =D>
Greetings
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @) :prost:
