Nigel I bought this from MBK, but I think it came from stock elsewhere. Some politically-correct vandal had not only covered the swastikas with black stickers (thus defacing the photo reference sheet), but had also removed the swastika decals from the box. Sod’s law, that was the version I was hoping to build!
Holger Kranich So we can see a nice BT-42 from you in the near future?
26. October 2018 at 10:02:29
Nigel It really depends on your definition of "nice".
Let's just settle for a BT-42...with swastikas
26. October 2018 at 11:01:18
Holger Kranich Hang in there, dude! We are waiting.
Do you plan to add any aftermarket aside from the decals?
26. October 2018 at 12:03:59
H K Oh come on, it`s a Tamiya kit. It is per definition nice
26. October 2018 at 12:48:32
Nigel @Holger, I'll see how it goes together. I may just make it OOTB...other than the decals!
@HK, some of their older tooling is showing its age (I'm currently working on a venerable Tiger I from 1989, it's OK but needs aftermarket), but the BT-42 is relatively new and has had good reviews so it should go together nicely.
The only place where Tamiya sometimes let themselves down is...the decals! And that's not going to be a problem for me
26. October 2018 at 14:07:52
Martin Oostrom Or whenever they rebox some **** Italeri plastic
26. October 2018 at 14:51:39
Katya Hodgson That's weird, never seen anyone do it with Finnish ones, they are distinctly different to the German ones so it is odd.
I actually had the kit once, was not confident with the skill level I had at the time, so I posted it off to girlfriend in Australia, I kind of wish I had one to do now though.
26. October 2018 at 15:35:09
Nigel @Martin that's exactly what I thought when I read the reviews of the Crusader
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