Alvis FV622 Stalwart Mk.2
Airfix | No. A1381 | 1:35
Facts
- Brand:
- Airfix
- Title:
- Alvis FV622 Stalwart Mk.2
- Number:
- A1381
- Scale:
- 1:35
- Type:
- Static model kit
- Released:
- 2025New tool
- Topic:
- FV 620 Stalwart » Trucks (Vehicles)
Markings
FV 620 Stalwart
Alvis Stalwart 6x6 FV622 HMLC Mk.2
British Army (1660-now)
- 17ET52
1980 Exercise Spearpoint Crusader · Bergen-Hohne
Bronze Green - D Sqn., 4 Royal Tank Reg. 17ET86
1981
Bronze Green - Royal Army Ordnance Corps 20ET23
1969 · Ludgershall Vehicle Depot
Bronze Green
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Alternative SKUs for Airfix A1381:
AFXA1381 | X1381 | AIR-1381 | 1381 | AIRA1381 | AFA1381
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Comments
Jason MarsonJust watched a review of this kit on YouTube and at this time I'm no longer interested in this kit. The reason why? The front windscreens with wipers moulded in! That is so poor and cheap from Airfix, especially at this scale. It’s like something from the 1970s! Until a third party releases new moulds of the windscreens with separate wipers I'm no longer interested! I’m really disappointed by this. Airfix, what gives?!
All comments (7) 4 16 July 2025, 21:50
11 April, 20:42
Nigel
@ Alex Beebee
I'm not sure what you mean by BPX being a fictional company. It exists. Did you mean that the white stolly is a fictional vehicle?
Nigel@ Alex Beebee
I'm not sure what you mean by BPX being a fictional company. It exists. Did you mean that the white stolly is a fictional vehicle?
11 April, 21:22
David Taylor
Well,done three now.MK2,REME and artillery limber.UBRE in the wings and just ordered the MK1 conversion from SMM.
David TaylorWell,done three now.MK2,REME and artillery limber.UBRE in the wings and just ordered the MK1 conversion from SMM.
NigelI haven't built an Airfix kit since I was a kid.
I'm curious to see how this one turns out.
All comments (7) 3 2 April 2025, 12:28
15 July 2025, 08:03Nigel Author
Not only affordable but also not overly complicated. Some people value a quick and easy build over fidelity. And that's valid.
All the same, it's enough to caution me from being an early adopter. There may be aftermarket, there may not.
Nigel AuthorNot only affordable but also not overly complicated. Some people value a quick and easy build over fidelity. And that's valid.
All the same, it's enough to caution me from being an early adopter. There may be aftermarket, there may not.
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20 July 2025, 00:57
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Airfix Alvis FV622 Stalwart 1:35 | Album by MOS6510 (1:35)
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