This has been long overdue!
New colours for the Chief - Boxart for Takom's new kits unveiled...
The massive looking Chieftain Main Battle Tank is the new hot kit coming from Takom from the Far East, we have some details of the new kit including some cool artwork in today’s preview…
Takom’s new Chieftain family – in production information.
CHIEFTAIN Mk.11
Takom
Product number: 2026
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
The British Chieftain MBT saw many years of solid service with her majesty’s armed forces as well as several export sales in different versions to many countries mainly in the Middle Eastern part of the world. At the time of its introduction in 1966 the most powerful main gun and most effective armour of any tank ever made.
We will be seeing three versions of the Chieftain family from Takom, although there were many more than this produced, this is the line-up we are looking at so far from Takom…
CHIEFTAIN MK 5
Product number: 2027
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Final production variant, with upgrades to the engine and NBC protection system.
CHIEFTAIN MK 10
Product number: 2028
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Mark 10 upgrade, addition of “Stillbrew” Crew Protection Package to the turret front and turret ring.
CHIEFTAIN MK 11
Product number: 2026
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Mark 11 upgrade, searchlight replaced with the Thermal Observation and Gunnery System (TOGS), manufactured by Barr and Stroud.
That is all we have at the moment but rest assured we will let you know as soon as new information is available.
See the Takom website for full details on the rest of their kits…
Taken from Osprey Modelling News.
Lee
New colours for the Chief - Boxart for Takom's new kits unveiled...
The massive looking Chieftain Main Battle Tank is the new hot kit coming from Takom from the Far East, we have some details of the new kit including some cool artwork in today’s preview…
Takom’s new Chieftain family – in production information.
CHIEFTAIN Mk.11
Takom
Product number: 2026
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
The British Chieftain MBT saw many years of solid service with her majesty’s armed forces as well as several export sales in different versions to many countries mainly in the Middle Eastern part of the world. At the time of its introduction in 1966 the most powerful main gun and most effective armour of any tank ever made.
We will be seeing three versions of the Chieftain family from Takom, although there were many more than this produced, this is the line-up we are looking at so far from Takom…
CHIEFTAIN MK 5
Product number: 2027
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Final production variant, with upgrades to the engine and NBC protection system.
CHIEFTAIN MK 10
Product number: 2028
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Mark 10 upgrade, addition of “Stillbrew” Crew Protection Package to the turret front and turret ring.
CHIEFTAIN MK 11
Product number: 2026
1:35th scale
Plastic kit with Photo Etched detail & clear parts included
4 markings included
Movable gun & hatches
Individual track links included
Mark 11 upgrade, searchlight replaced with the Thermal Observation and Gunnery System (TOGS), manufactured by Barr and Stroud.
That is all we have at the moment but rest assured we will let you know as soon as new information is available.
See the Takom website for full details on the rest of their kits…
Taken from Osprey Modelling News.
Lee
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