Hello all,
I'm ruminating over my latest order to add to my ever increasing stash. On The Way is always my first port of call - and looking for a late-war Panther it appears to be a toss-up between the Italeri Panther AUSF A (D), or the Revell Panther Ausf.G.
I'm leaning towards the Revell - but does anyone have strong views on either?
Many thanks
A
WiPs - scratch Troublesome Truck for Thomas the Tank Engine train set, scratch cardboard Millenium Falcon - both for Son. Massive Doctor Who dio. Really am looking forward to the day I can get near my kit stash!
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Posted: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 - 10:33 PM UTC
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Posted: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 - 10:54 PM UTC
Any room for Dragon? Not sure I'd recommend the ESCI/Italeri A as it's a scale-down of the ancient Tamiya kit from the late 60s.
http://smallscalemodelling.dk/article/Small+Scale+Panther+Ausf+G
David
http://smallscalemodelling.dk/article/Small+Scale+Panther+Ausf+G
David
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Posted: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 - 11:07 PM UTC
Hi David,
Looks like a good article--will read it when I get a moment. OTW was critical of the Dragon efforts - but it looks as if the article sheds more light on the issue.
Cheers!
A
Looks like a good article--will read it when I get a moment. OTW was critical of the Dragon efforts - but it looks as if the article sheds more light on the issue.
Cheers!
A