




Moving onto the drive wheels, sprockets and suspension units. The latter are fiddly to build - the instructions suggest NOT gluing many of parts, and, yes, doing this, the suspension DOES work. Each suspension unit consists of ELEVEN parts (plus three strips of rubber to put inside) althey they are fiddly, once you get the trick of them they're easy enough... As I don't like smooth wheels, I use some fine wet 'n dry paper to 'roughen' them slightly - this causes a LOT of dust on the unit - they'll be getting a thorough wash before they're assembled.




Next stage will be the drive housing and the rear hull details.
Meanwhile, all comments/suggestions welcome

The (in-box) Review can be seen:
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/review/2817