Holger Kranich You can say what you want, but this lil tanks are really a pleasure to build. I would just be afraid of warming up the tracks and lay them over the sprocket and ilderwheels as Revell show in the instructions...
Erik Francisco Zimmermann Thx, my idea is to convert to an 2E. I have to change the aft boxes of the turret.
16. July 2012 at 14:16:12
Holger Kranich Thats a good idea and some scratchbuild is still a good thing!
16. July 2012 at 14:22:26
Dirk Heyer Hi Erik,
what kind of references do you use if you verify Leopard versions? I have no idea nor references in my library.
I search a good reference with technical drawings and with the regard of all significant differences between the Leo versions.
Btw, my hometown was Langen, for about 15 years as I was a child. Not really far from Isenburg.
Greetz
Dirk
Erik Francisco Zimmermann Holger, yes the Tiger in German camo but no idea in the moment what camo an markings.
Hi, Dirk einen Gruß aus Isenburg, for the Spanish version y have Books from Quiron ediciones quironediciones.com/ last weck have resived a book from all tanks in spanish service after civil war to 1975 and now waiting for the last book with the AMX30 and the LEO 1 and 2.
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