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  • Guest

    #1

    Jsu-122-2

    I have no idea if this works or not, hope it does, at least until I figure out the album thingy

    JSU-122-2 pictures by Felixx_bucket - Photobucket
  • Guest

    #2
    What a "Russian monsters". I like weathering on both of them. What brand they are? Regards. Bart.

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    • aaron
      • Oct 2011
      • 2019

      #3
      Almost enough to make me open my dml 3 in 1 JSU...Almost...the indy tracks keep me at bay...for now

      Nice job on yours Paul.

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      • Guest

        #4
        Hi guys,

        Thanks for the replies.

        Bart, they are both Dragon kits, the T-34 if I recall correctly is the 6205 model and the JSU 122 is the Cyber hobby orange box thingy 9112, the 3-in-1 that Aaron mentioned. Both have a few after market bits on them but not so much the 122.

        Aaron, I avoid the boxed plastic tracks like the plague, I know some of them are really good quality but they just don't cut it for me. I reckon that if a model is worth doing it's worth doing right and I say you can't beat the natural sag from metal tracks. The T-34 has the plastic after market ones, a bit fiddly to assemble with all the tiny pins but not a bad result, although they will be replaced with metals in the near future. The 122 has Friuls as you can probably see by the saggy bits.

        Cheers guys

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        • aaron
          • Oct 2011
          • 2019

          #5
          Hey Paul did you build the DShK? It has like 11 pieces.

          So the tracks are metal? They must have cost more than the kit? They DO look fantastic,Unfortunatly i have like 8 model kits with indy links, So i have to learn indy track skills.Once again both models look great mate.

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          • Guest

            #6
            Yeah, the Dashka was a bit tricky but I wasn't too happy with the end result so I'm currently looking for an aftermarket one, preferably resin or metal. The Friul tracks are a bit pricey yeah but the end result is spot on in my humble opinion. As for the indy track links then yeah go for it. Like I say some of them are nicely detailed and can look the business.

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            • aaron
              • Oct 2011
              • 2019

              #7
              ET models do a P.E set for the DShK and DShKM AA in 1/35

              JB models do this 1/35 JBModel.eu Model Metal, Wooden Accessories - Hobby Online Store.

              I havent found a resin 1/35 set as of yet.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Now that JBModel dashka is exactly what I need, thank you Aaron:clap:

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                • aaron
                  • Oct 2011
                  • 2019

                  #9
                  Welcome bro :thumbsup:

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