WOW!!!



https://www.facebook.com/TrumpeterModel?ref=stream&hc_location=stream

Hi;

((( IVE GOT TT GET ME ONE OF THESE )))


CHEERS; MIKE.

I just wonder, do you think a T10 is in the offing - or will I actually have to start on my resin Navigator kit??!!

Things are sure looking up for Soviet modellers.

Brian

No... outta my way Mike.

I MUST HAVE ONE FIRST!!



That and a T-10. This one will sure to be a hit and thanks for showing it!






Jeff

looks good, but my stack of shame only allowed me to own a T-72BA this year

Swweeetttt. I've so wanted one of these and never dreamed that there would be plastic kit of one.

for those who are skin for t-72b check this website out...

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10244450

thank you in the name of the work&peasant&student

Hi Guys;

Now all we need is the T-10 and the T-44 !-----------------OH I Almost Forgot----- The T-54 with the rear turret overhang.


OH HAPPY DAYS !!! MIKE.

Sweet....I've wanted an IS-4 forever....can't wait...I want one......take my money....

Gregovich.

So much for my Navigator kit....I think that one may be turned into a border defense tank....wow. Thanks Trumpeter.

Hi;

Hay JD gives us some Scuttlebut on the Navigator kits
As I remember they were real expensive and very hard too find, and didn't they make a T-10m ?

CHEERS; MIKE.

I had the T-10 once upon a time and sold it off as well as seeing the JS-4 kit in person. They were awfully rough in casting and the metal parts were mediocre. I think there's a reason that you don"t see many of them completed. . .

Matt

Navigator kits: They did the IS-4, T-10 and T-10M. I have the IS-4 and T-10 kits. They are decently detailed. That is all the nice things I can say about those kits.

For the IS-4 from Navigator, lots of the kit parts are based on the Tamiya IS-3 kit (since the IS-4 was based on the IS-3 parts as well...like the running gear, etc.) The white metal pieces, while nicely done, are white metal and a serious pain to deal with. The resin is brittle, hard to unwarp (yeah. lots of warp in these kits) and hard to sand. I wrestle with mine every so often to remind me how much easier I have it with plastic kits!

With a LOT of work, a lot of patience, and a LOT of after market, the Navigator kit would make a impressive, HEAVY model. I think I will buy the Trumpeter kit, save the time, and thank the modelling gods.