1⁄351/72 Hornisse
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stage 1 & 2
These stages deal with the construction of the lower hull and running gear. Everything fit as it should although as mentioned, there did appear to be a little flash around the front of the hull, but on closer inspection it actually seemed that this was damage when the hull was removed from the mould. A quick sanding cleaned this up. The road wheels come with inserts for the middle, which I should imagine makes painting them a lot easier, although I elected to complete the build before beginning any painting.Comments
Hey Vinnie
Nice work on the Hornisse, she looks very convincing..
It really is hard to believe a 1/72 kit can have such an amount of detail!!
Interesting article to read, and it makes me wanna go out and buy one...
JUL 19, 2005 - 08:16 AM
Thanks Bjorn. Go get one, and remember to say you saw it here! I mean it, it's a great little kit, I'll definately be building more versions!
Vinnie
JUL 19, 2005 - 08:25 AM
Nice review and build. At what point did you paint the roadwheels? I am about to start the Stug IV and it uses the same seperate hubs.
JUL 19, 2005 - 08:58 AM
Looks like 1/72 and you get along just fine Vinnie - well done. Give one of the 1/48 kits a go - they are even more fun!
JUL 20, 2005 - 02:37 AM
Great build Vinnie, and a nice articel. I echo your comments about these 1:72 kits which are so well detailed that you have to keep remembering yourself that it's not 1:35. I have just finished the UM 1:72 T-26-4, and I was tempted to try some more. Your articel has convinced me, Dragon will be a imminent purchase for me..
I think I might start building 1;72 if I want to build something ordinairy, and stick to 1:35 for the 'weird and wonderfull' which I tend to find on eBay..
Cheers
Henk
JUL 21, 2005 - 09:38 PM
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