1/35 Lah Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.Js, 1944-1945
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Echelon FD - 1/35 Lah Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.Js, 1944-1945 (Pt.2). The final installment of Lah Panzer IVs during their last days of WWII, cover 6th & 8th Kompanie Ausf. Js. Not an easy set to cover as information is pretty scarce. Later version of 631 which was lost at Hassoumont was thought to be 601 earlier. The center digit 0 was actually 3. The proof was in the broken outlines of both digits and it matched 3 perfectly. The stenciled 631 and 611 number styles actually matched the Lah Ardennes Panthers (AXT351034) styles. The digit 6 is new for this set. Apart from these two, the rest of the turret numbers are pretty much non-standard, very likely hand-painted (common practise towards the end of the war).
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Echelon FD - 1/35 Lah Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.Js, 1944-1945 (Pt.2). The final installment of Lah Panzer IVs during their last days of WWII, cover 6th & 8th Kompanie Ausf. Js. Not an easy set to cover as information is pretty scarce. Later version of 631 which was lost at Hassoumont was thought to be 601 earlier. The center digit 0 was actually 3. The proof was in the broken outlines of both digits and it matched 3 perfectly. The stenciled 631 and 611 number styles actually matched the Lah Ardennes Panthers (AXT351034) styles. The digit 6 is new for this set. Apart from these two, the rest of the turret numbers are pretty much non-standard, very likely hand-painted (common practise towards the end of the war).
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Echelon FD - 1/35 Lah Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.Js, 1944-1945 (Pt.2). The final installment of Lah Panzer IVs during their last days of WWII, cover 6th & 8th Kompanie Ausf. Js. Not an easy set to cover as information is pretty scarce. Later version of 631 which was lost at Hassoumont was thought to be 601 earlier. The center digit 0 was actually 3. The proof was in the broken outlines of both digits and it matched 3 perfectly. The stenciled 631 and 611 number styles actually matched the Lah Ardennes Panthers (AXT351034) styles. The digit 6 is new for this set. Apart from these two, the rest of the turret numbers are pretty much non-standard, very likely hand-painted (common practise towards the end of the war).