1/144 German Panzerfähre, a small pocket project 51/52

In my attempt to get my bench cleared, I finalized another diorama. Nothing big, more a small one, but it waited for a long time to get finished.  The Panzerfähre was a prototype which was not high enough, therefore I had the idea to put it into a water scenery. The water I used is from Woodland, nothing special, but very easy to use, no mixing, dries on the air in less than a day. The crew is from Dragon and trains here for some action in Russia.

my 1/144 picture setup, picture post card, a small glass and the diorama

the 1/144 German Panzerfähre on the shores

here you see, that this is a older 3D print, today they can much better

Deutsche Version

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die Panzerfähre in 1/144 hat gerade am Ufer festgemacht

das Wasserlinienmodell, Ausgangsmodell für das Mini-Diorama

bitte die Rückseite ignorieren, ich habe ich vergessen, zu schleifen

Trailer for LWS Landwasserschlepper

The Landwasserschlepper is well known. Less known is the fact, that the Germans had a trailer for it.
Built by Kässbohrer it was big enough the take up a Famo.
The trailer was swim-able and could float behind the LWS.
As there was not that much information I had to start from a different side. I knew that it was big enough to take up a Famo. So with the dimensions from a Famo in 1/144 and the printing restrictions it took me two days and the trailer was done.
My model shows the bigger version, there were two versions of trailers for the LWS, but as my one could pick up a Famo I went with this design.
Honestly I have to paint some spots again, but the design works.
Here some pictures from the trailer and the LWS:

please note the inside design!

this trailer has a front cover

ready for the first loading

done, only to close the ramp and the journey could start

LWS and Famo together

winter white camo 

the trailer found his paint