ALAN MCLAUGHLIN I seem to remember making this kit when I was a teenager....seems very straightforward compared to Dragon/Tristar kits so I'll probably do this project first with a fairly simple DAK scheme.
7. October 2014, 01:31
M.Julian Marles Yes, a very simple affair to build...not a Panzer II expert but I think they F and G had different details than simply omitting the stowage bin but whatever ...what I did was fill the huge sponson holes with plastic card and add foil down-turned edging along the fenders.... the extra track is very simple so I used spare links I had lying around. it's still a quick, easy, fun build ..and good for practicing paint techniques. I have used a few as conversions as well, including a couple of "what ifs"... ..I am sure you will have fun!
7. October 2014, 02:20
ALAN MCLAUGHLIN Thanks for the additional ideas for this kit...I may well be a little more adventurous than I would normally be with my Dragon/Tristar kits .Even though it has probably changed little since it was first introduced in 1971, it's still a very "nice" ,good value kit suitable for a wide range of prospective modellers.
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..I am sure you will have fun!
