Lee Drennen’s 1/72 German SWS Halftrack with 20-mm Anti-Aircraft Flak-38 Gun.
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Nice combo Lee. Both kits look good as well. Not seen a Caesar miniatures kit built either, so will follow with interest.Comment
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Rick. I hope to see you working on one of these some day. Some of the resin in 1/87 is very questionable.
Andrew. Glad you dropped in. That would look great on a truck. There also a nice kit. The mojo is back Millitary Models at the moment
Jim. Thanks for stopping by. These kits are very nice. I have to tell you this has
been the best fitting 1/72 Armor kit I’ve ever built. I also like the all one piece Track Suspension some may think it’s it’s “Cheesy” but it easy for me with my Arthritis.
Tim. Thanks for stopping by. They are a nice they fit very well.Comment
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Here’s what I got done last night. The Halftrack is ready for the Wet Stuff. This is the best 1/72 scale kit I’ve build yet with no issues. It goes together with ease. I do recommend this kit if your like me and have issues with your hands, eyes and patience’s with the Braille Scale. The fit is perfect I had no problem with fitting things together and the details are very nice.
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Thanks for the complement Jim. I was a little reluctant to buy this kit but after getting it last winter and looking it over and I was pleased. I hope to get some paint on this before the weekend.Comment
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Good to hear the military mojo is back.
When I first had the thought of doing a truck version I did a bit of research and discovered that these were often fitted to a wooden sledge that went in the back on the load bed, so i intend to do one of those.
I don't know if your version was the same but if it was I have just discovered that Steve Jones did one in 1/35 as a brilliant SBS a few years ago. It's not the one I originally found but is actually much better (link below)
ATB.
Andrew
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Lee
Good to hear the military mojo is back.
When I first had the thought of doing a truck version I did a bit of research and discovered that these were often fitted to a wooden sledge that went in the back on the load bed, so i intend to do one of those.
I don't know if your version was the same but if it was I have just discovered that Steve Jones did one in 1/35 as a brilliant SBS a few years ago. It's not the one I originally found but is actually much better (link below)
ATB.
Andrew
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