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Trumpeter: Terminator Testvaranusk
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Posted: Monday, April 17, 2017 - 11:46 AM UTC
Trumpeter has finished the test build of the BMPT-72 "Terminator 2". It just requires some minor corrections and it will be done.
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UGBEAR
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Posted: Monday, April 17, 2017 - 12:45 PM UTC
2 years?
Petition2God
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Posted: Monday, April 17, 2017 - 05:55 PM UTC
Why when you have an excellent kit from tiger models?
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Posted: Monday, April 17, 2017 - 08:16 PM UTC
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Why when you have an excellent kit from tiger models?
I'm afraid Tiger one is not that excellent.....
Real one:
1.The rear slat armor plate should be 3 individual pieces,
2.look at the APU unit hatch
3.Armor plate around the turret ring has 2 joint point on each one, not just attached to the turret ring,
4. Frontal storage box one the right side should be on the same line with side armor plate.
5. Barrel protector. there should be some detail on the top of it.
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Posted: Monday, April 17, 2017 - 08:23 PM UTC
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Posted: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 - 09:17 AM UTC
The rare occasion that one would chose Trumpeter over another company.
aleluya
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Posted: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 - 03:17 PM UTC
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The rare occasion that one would chose Trumpeter over another company.
not rare. nagmachon doghouse is still inferior than HB one...Just some fancy useless thing that makes it looks good.
grunt136mike
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Posted: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 - 08:20 AM UTC
Hi;
The Issues that are suspect, are really not all that big to worry about, as Im sure there will be about half-A-Dozen AM Companies that will offer the correct item's
CHEERS; MIKE.
The Issues that are suspect, are really not all that big to worry about, as Im sure there will be about half-A-Dozen AM Companies that will offer the correct item's
CHEERS; MIKE.
aleluya
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Posted: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 - 04:16 PM UTC
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Hi;
The Issues that are suspect, are really not all that big to worry about, as Im sure there will be about half-A-Dozen AM Companies that will offer the correct item's
CHEERS; MIKE.
not big? all issues that need to be corrected on tiger bmpt-72 need at least 1 pair of metal barrel ,2 set of resin box and a set of PE slat armor, and resin road wheels to correct. estimated cost to correct tiger model would go even twice the price of tiger kit itself. well, I'm done with that, going wait for trumpy guy release it..
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Posted: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 - 11:56 PM UTC
Hi;
"NOT BIG"---??????? This kit is not even seen the lite of Day yet, and Im sure there will be people who will find items on the Trumpeter release that are suspect also One of the Item's is the Thermo Sleeve that you picked out, as being Inaccurate !? I have pictures in my Library showing Both types of Sleeves over the Barrels.
The BMPT-72 has gone thru so many design changes that its diffacult to depict any one item as suspect for A Paper Panzer in reality.
CHEERS; MIKE.
"NOT BIG"---??????? This kit is not even seen the lite of Day yet, and Im sure there will be people who will find items on the Trumpeter release that are suspect also One of the Item's is the Thermo Sleeve that you picked out, as being Inaccurate !? I have pictures in my Library showing Both types of Sleeves over the Barrels.
The BMPT-72 has gone thru so many design changes that its diffacult to depict any one item as suspect for A Paper Panzer in reality.
CHEERS; MIKE.
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 12:44 AM UTC
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Quoted TextWhy when you have an excellent kit from tiger models?
I'm afraid Tiger one is not that excellent.....
Real one:
1.The rear slat armor plate should be 3 individual pieces,
2.look at the APU unit hatch
3.Armor plate around the turret ring has 2 joint point on each one, not just attached to the turret ring,
4. Frontal storage box one the right side should be on the same line with side armor plate.
5. Barrel protector. there should be some detail on the top of it.
That's a pretty good review Alex. Thanks for the info. Regardless, I find Tiger Model's molding a bit more crisp.
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 03:46 AM UTC
People tend to happily celebrate any kits released by some manufacturers like Meng or Tiger Models, regardless of their accuracy.
Of course there's no kit without flaws, errors or simplified details, but quite often some comments are completely biased by personal feelings instead of objective views.
So, any Meng or Tiger Models mistake is easily forgiven because some AM company will release some stuff to fix them.
But when a Trumpeter kit shows any error, it seems that the "modeling-Armaggedon" had arrived. Give me a break...
Yes, frequently Meng's kits look -and are- more accurate or with crisper details than the Trumpeter's kit of the same vehicle.
But frequently does not mean always.
Same happens with Tiger Model's kits. They are usually very well engineered and show a good level of detail, but they also usually suffer from a number of errors.
It's up to each one to decide if each kit's errors make them better or worse -for instance in comparison with Trumpeter or Hobby Boss ones-.
I for one will stay with Hobby Boss Nagmachon any given day, over Tiger Model's one.
What I will never buy is the idea that no error is big because it can be fixed with AM stuff and so I should be happy to spend 60+ bucks in the kit and a similar amount to solve its errors.
BTT, in this case, I will also wait for trumpeter's kit...
Of course there's no kit without flaws, errors or simplified details, but quite often some comments are completely biased by personal feelings instead of objective views.
So, any Meng or Tiger Models mistake is easily forgiven because some AM company will release some stuff to fix them.
But when a Trumpeter kit shows any error, it seems that the "modeling-Armaggedon" had arrived. Give me a break...
Yes, frequently Meng's kits look -and are- more accurate or with crisper details than the Trumpeter's kit of the same vehicle.
But frequently does not mean always.
Same happens with Tiger Model's kits. They are usually very well engineered and show a good level of detail, but they also usually suffer from a number of errors.
It's up to each one to decide if each kit's errors make them better or worse -for instance in comparison with Trumpeter or Hobby Boss ones-.
I for one will stay with Hobby Boss Nagmachon any given day, over Tiger Model's one.
What I will never buy is the idea that no error is big because it can be fixed with AM stuff and so I should be happy to spend 60+ bucks in the kit and a similar amount to solve its errors.
BTT, in this case, I will also wait for trumpeter's kit...
aleluya
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:14 AM UTC
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Hi;
"NOT BIG"---??????? This kit is not even seen the lite of Day yet, and Im sure there will be people who will find items on the Trumpeter release that are suspect also One of the Item's is the Thermo Sleeve that you picked out, as being Inaccurate !? I have pictures in my Library showing Both types of Sleeves over the Barrels.
The BMPT-72 has gone thru so many design changes that its diffacult to depict any one item as suspect for A Paper Panzer in reality.
CHEERS; MIKE.
Hi there: It will be good to see the barrel cover which accurately shows that tiger version has is correct.If you can convince me with that.
But.........not that 3D render pic from the manual. I would like to see a photograph from it.
aleluya
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:36 AM UTC
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People tend to happily celebrate any kits released by some manufacturers like Meng or Tiger Models, regardless of their accuracy.
Of course there's no kit without flaws, errors or simplified details, but quite often some comments are completely biased by personal feelings instead of objective views.
So, any Meng or Tiger Models mistake is easily forgiven because some AM company will release some stuff to fix them.
But when a Trumpeter kit shows any error, it seems that the "modeling-Armaggedon" had arrived. Give me a break...
Yes, frequently Meng's kits look -and are- more accurate or with crisper details than the Trumpeter's kit of the same vehicle.
But frequently does not mean always.
Same happens with Tiger Model's kits. They are usually very well engineered and show a good level of detail, but they also usually suffer from a number of errors.
It's up to each one to decide if each kit's errors make them better or worse -for instance in comparison with Trumpeter or Hobby Boss ones-.
I for one will stay with Hobby Boss Nagmachon any given day, over Tiger Model's one.
What I will never buy is the idea that no error is big because it can be fixed with AM stuff and so I should be happy to spend 60+ bucks in the kit and a similar amount to solve its errors.
BTT, in this case, I will also wait for trumpeter's kit...
That make sense. I have no intention to bias but somehow now we are getting far away from it and sometimes even have double standard on the kit.
Kits from Trumpeter must be with error and can not be let go.
Meng kit....we love it and I'm good with flaws.! etc..
honestly.....I don't want to say but hey...here comes the poison...
Both meng and Trumpeter have SCUD, trumpeter released one and Meng has no sign since then..only gossips about they are going to ....they are going to...for 2 years already?
Then we have Smerch....both trumpy and meng has it and people chasing meng...
However here comes the issue...
SCUD TEL is base on MAZ7911 while 9A52-2 Smerch is based on MAZ543M,
MAZ543M has longer chassis and different engine and interior than MAZ7911. they are similar but they are totally different...the Only smerch base on MAZ7911 is 9A52 Smerch early type。。
After I double checked those detail from Meng and Trumpy kit as I have both...I found the entire chassis and interior of Meng 9A52-2 Smerch showed you a MAZ7911 configuration. only the exterior cabin is a 9A52-2.
Yup, the total length is also a MAZ7911 configuration....
In addition about the launcher..Trumpy kits need you to glue the guide rail yourself...Meng molded it directly on the sprue...good? sounds good but rolling degree is totally a mess.....
There are people who dont like trumpy T-72/90 naboly radiation coat bolt for too complicated. Did meng offered you a good solution? We all love meng track links as they are movable so as suspension..but I even can not weathering it with normal white spirit wash or it got cracked down..(already destroyed my bradley tracks..)
No intention to bias. If I want I would already have post here to show my find...I'm on the side of No brand is perfect...and no kit is perfect...
But on BMPT-72 release is...Obviously there is one that is so rushy to occupy the market with no accuracy check..If those detail cant not be see or checked when they released..fine no problem. but truth is not...as for the crispy...it can be done by photoshop. quite easy..
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 06:40 AM UTC
Hi Everybody;
IMHO People Should do A lil-Home Work or Research before they say A kit is Not Accurate !!!!!!!!!! It never Fails to Amaize me when someone is Looking at A T-90 with 8 spoke road wheels and say's "Thats Not Accurate" --When you can even Go on the e-net and find them with all the same road wheels and even mixed with 6 or 8 spoked road wheels !
Now if your Building A paticular vehicle then it mite matter ! -- To say A kit is Not Accurate when it has not even been on the Market for six month's and researched is A Bit Premature ! Everyone Builds for Different reasons, and I as One individual will research A Subject before I even Cut plastic !!--But Im Strange
CHEERS; MIKE.
IMHO People Should do A lil-Home Work or Research before they say A kit is Not Accurate !!!!!!!!!! It never Fails to Amaize me when someone is Looking at A T-90 with 8 spoke road wheels and say's "Thats Not Accurate" --When you can even Go on the e-net and find them with all the same road wheels and even mixed with 6 or 8 spoked road wheels !
Now if your Building A paticular vehicle then it mite matter ! -- To say A kit is Not Accurate when it has not even been on the Market for six month's and researched is A Bit Premature ! Everyone Builds for Different reasons, and I as One individual will research A Subject before I even Cut plastic !!--But Im Strange
CHEERS; MIKE.
aleluya
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 02:31 PM UTC
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Hi Everybody;
IMHO People Should do A lil-Home Work or Research before they say A kit is Not Accurate !!!!!!!!!! It never Fails to Amaize me when someone is Looking at A T-90 with 8 spoke road wheels and say's "Thats Not Accurate" --When you can even Go on the e-net and find them with all the same road wheels and even mixed with 6 or 8 spoked road wheels !
Now if your Building A paticular vehicle then it mite matter ! -- To say A kit is Not Accurate when it has not even been on the Market for six month's and researched is A Bit Premature ! Everyone Builds for Different reasons, and I as One individual will research A Subject before I even Cut plastic !!--But Im Strange
CHEERS; MIKE.
Hello there.I'm still waiting for the photo of that barrel cover photo...
I would like to say you can find enough photo of BMPT-72 on internet which can show you enough detail to research.
Honestly I believe you mixed up the bmpt and bmpt-72....BMPT has design change from 2008-2015 but BMPT-72 has only changed the cover...
Just stop avoiding the question....it is not the matter of version...The kit is just wrong and wrong....
Still....not T-90 has 8 bolts wheels.. only T-72 does
Link to bmpt-72
http://magicmodels.ru/index.php?view=category&catid=108&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=31&lang=en
aleluya
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 02:56 PM UTC
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Hi Everybody;
IMHO People Should do A lil-Home Work or Research before they say A kit is Not Accurate !!!!!!!!!! It never Fails to Amaize me when someone is Looking at A T-90 with 8 spoke road wheels and say's "Thats Not Accurate" --When you can even Go on the e-net and find them with all the same road wheels and even mixed with 6 or 8 spoked road wheels !
Now if your Building A paticular vehicle then it mite matter ! -- To say A kit is Not Accurate when it has not even been on the Market for six month's and researched is A Bit Premature ! Everyone Builds for Different reasons, and I as One individual will research A Subject before I even Cut plastic !!--But Im Strange
CHEERS; MIKE.
Let's just say who is doing homework research properly........
This is what BMPT-72 has at Kazakhstan Defence Expo in 2013,with early Thermal cover. You can also see the barrel details here..not just two round holes...
then in 2015 we can see the cover has some changes first is the frontal cover is not flat anymore...
with this photo you can see what the top looks like in 2015, which the cooling holes with angles. not line up straight....
So where is the older one? they mounted it on BMPT in 2015...
see the red arrow? there is some detail on the top...
more close up
if you see it is not clear...see the light came through the hole?
BMPT during RAE2013
Petition2God
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Posted: Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 08:46 PM UTC
Nice reference photos! Yeah, I want to see some other photos that may dispute these. Frenchy (Henri), do you have anything in your arsenal?
grunt136mike
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Posted: Friday, April 21, 2017 - 09:02 AM UTC
Hi Guys;
"GEEEEEZZZZ"--You seem Intent on Pissing about the Thermo Shroud; Even the T-90 can be seen with Different 6 spoke road wheels, the newer type has more of A flower petal type design ! Are you going to say, thats not accurate !! Just Build the Thing the way you want & Have Fun !!
CHEERS; MIKE.
"GEEEEEZZZZ"--You seem Intent on Pissing about the Thermo Shroud; Even the T-90 can be seen with Different 6 spoke road wheels, the newer type has more of A flower petal type design ! Are you going to say, thats not accurate !! Just Build the Thing the way you want & Have Fun !!
CHEERS; MIKE.
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Posted: Friday, April 21, 2017 - 02:10 PM UTC
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Hi Guys;
"GEEEEEZZZZ"--You seem Intent on Pissing about the Thermo Shroud; Even the T-90 can be seen with Different 6 spoke road wheels, the newer type has more of A flower petal type design ! Are you going to say, thats not accurate !! Just Build the Thing the way you want & Have Fun !!
CHEERS; MIKE.
hello there.
Let's be real there, you are the one who claims it is accurate here.I'm not pissing about the barrel cover, just feel disappointed about what you want to hold and ignoring those issues. If you think you are ok with tiger bmpt and willing to stay with those issues. No prob.
But there are ppl out there who deserve better and want their money on better kit.
Last thing. we are discussing the accuracy of the kit.If you have proof. send it out. But you have none.
have fun with that.