Zvezda ISU 122
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1 24 October 2014, 18:44
Jan HazesThanks for the kind comments 🙂 I'm really starting to like making 1/35 armor.
26 October 2014, 19:30
M.Julian MarlesThis is a great looking piece! The four digit turret number is cool too! Is that because it's an artillery piece or ?
26 October 2014, 19:52
Jan HazesHaven't got a clue Julian. Interesting notion though. Maybe someone can elaborate on that. I usually just build out of the box and trust the manufacturers did their research right. I know, I know, wrong assumption...
26 October 2014, 20:03
M.Julian MarlesJan, I am with you on that one - way too many kits to add aftermarket stuff. I do mostly OOB or DOOB these days. Obviously the PE I already own I will use. It's pretty easy to finesse some home made details😉
26 October 2014, 20:06
Jan HazesThe only things I did to this model was cut and dent the front fenders and cut one of the drums off it's brackets. The plastic is reasonably soft and plyable. Overall I like the result but on closer inspection the quality of the kit doesn't come close to the premier brands. This is of course reflected in the price. The aftermarket Trumpeter tracks, which I had to purchase because kit's rubber bands were deformed, were more expensive than the kit itself 🙂
26 October 2014, 20:19
Alan RushVery nice! How did you enjoy the Zvezda kit? I really like the look of the big Russian pieces.
26 October 2014, 20:24
Jan HazesIt was an easy build Alan. Great for when you want to get painting ASAP. Unlike the Zvezda KV-1 I made earlier, this kit had some issues with flash and some sprues were moulded offset. I suppose this is just an exception and blame it on the Vodka.
26 October 2014, 20:40
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Finally got round to completing this kit which I got as a fathers day present from my sons. I had to order Trumpeter after market tracks since the rubber bands in the box were misformed.
