Just when you thought you had seen the back of me I'm back with my next build. It is the RFM panzer lll ausf J. This is my first experience of RFM and I was impressed when I opened the box.
Inside the box there are 5 main sprues in a light tan
A separate rear deck and turret body.
one clear sprue
I sprue of poly caps
2 bags of track pins
1 bag of track links
1 jig to assemble the links.
1 small sprue of PE
1 spring
1 sheet of decals
The instructions come in an A4 size booklet and look at first glance to be clear and logical. The only downside is that it only gives AMMO colours for the 4 choices of finish and does not give an details as to the theatre of operations for each vehicle choice.
The moulding as you will see is excellent with crisp detail no flash and small gates. the kit has moveable suspension if desired which is usefull to give the vehicle a better stance on rough terrain.
To supplement the kit I have also got the Aber PE set.
I hope you can join me again as your company and comments make it all worth while.
cheers
Scottie
Inside the box there are 5 main sprues in a light tan
A separate rear deck and turret body.
one clear sprue
I sprue of poly caps
2 bags of track pins
1 bag of track links
1 jig to assemble the links.
1 small sprue of PE
1 spring
1 sheet of decals
The instructions come in an A4 size booklet and look at first glance to be clear and logical. The only downside is that it only gives AMMO colours for the 4 choices of finish and does not give an details as to the theatre of operations for each vehicle choice.
The moulding as you will see is excellent with crisp detail no flash and small gates. the kit has moveable suspension if desired which is usefull to give the vehicle a better stance on rough terrain.
To supplement the kit I have also got the Aber PE set.
I hope you can join me again as your company and comments make it all worth while.
cheers
Scottie
I’ve only built one RFM kit, their Sherman V, and it was pretty good. Assembly wasn’t quite as tight (so to speak) as the look of the sprues made me think, but it was certainly easy enough. I don’t think you’ve got anything to fear with this one 
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