SdKfz 250 neu

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The German light half-track SdKfz 250 neu took over production from the previous model starting October 1943 and continued until the end of the war. Standard 250/1 models, along with most variants, were issued to reconnaissance units (Panzer Aufklärungs) working alongside Panzer and Panzergrenadier divisions. This remix adds extra detail and will be expanded upon in other versions in the series, utilizing: M-Bergman's 1:100 SdKfz 250B and various parts from TigerAce1945's SdKfz 251 series. Some images show changes made to the original M_Berman models highlighted in white or a different shade. ###*Changes* >*Version 250/1 added! June 24, 2018* >*AA arm or AA arm with MG42 can be glued to the rear of the fighting compartment.* >*Version 250/7 added! June 27, 2018* >*I've made the mortar separate for easier printing; it can be glued into place along with the AA MG or AA arm.* >*Version 250/9 added! With two turrets: one original and one with more detailed weapons.* >*Version 250/10 added July 4, 2018* >*Original shield but gun from TigerAce1945's SdKfz 251/10.* >*Added original M_Berman pak 36 as an alternative!* >*Replaced both guns with new ones featuring extra detail (rivets & shield spacing).* >*Version 250/8 added! July 15, 2018* >*Original 7.5cm gun but with added barrel and MG42 details from TigerAce1945's SdKfz 251.* >*Simple gun & MG42 added also.* >*Version 250/3 added! July 30, 2018* >*This is the command version featuring extra radio equipment.* >*I've included the star antenna; I'll probably 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 Bergman's range of SdKfz250 neu vehicles!* I wargame in 1/144th scale, so all my models are in this scale. It's fairly easy to upscale to whatever you want. I haven't printed this yet; I usually get my things printed commercially in resin.