The solid track guide teeth are noticeable, but painting, weathering, and deep mud can hide them. S-Models is an under-rated company. Their armor models are reasonably priced and well detailed, many containing PE and turned brass, and usually come 2 per box. I have a collection of their 1/700 ship models, and as far as that scale goes, they are excellent kits too!
The solid track guide teeth are noticeable, but painting, weathering, and deep mud can hide them. S-Models is an under-rated company. Their armor models are reasonably priced and well detailed, many containing PE and turned brass, and usually come 2 per box. I have a collection of their 1/700 ship models, and as far as that scale goes, they are excellent kits too!
Quoted TextThe solid track guide teeth are noticeable, but painting, weathering, and deep mud can hide them. S-Models is an under-rated company. Their armor models are reasonably priced and well detailed, many containing PE and turned brass, and usually come 2 per box. I have a collection of their 1/700 ship models, and as far as that scale goes, they are excellent kits too!
A quick review of a number of plans, photos and artists colour pics (from French sources) shows no signs that anything except solid track guide teeth was used. Can you show otherwise as I'd like to get mine right?
Chris
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