Andras Donaszi takes a look at the Panzerfaust 30/60 set from MiniArt in 1/35th scale.

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sweet write up -- i was looking at these recently . even though the etch looks tricky , the decals will be a real plus ♡♡♡

Was thinking the same thing, though I love what Miniart is doing here!

really like the stuff they are coming out with. Hope they will do an RPG set.

Odd, I thought that they had already...might be wrong.

Good review which answered a lot of questions for me. I intend buying a couple of boxes of these. As a dio builder I find that I have to be quite frugal with using Panzerschrecks as usually you only get one to a box of figures so not many in the spares box. Now I can have boxes of them which in turn means I can have troops being issued them prior to combat making admin type dios more intersting. Lets hope they carry on releasing ammo type stores for dioramas.

Anyone know a source for these beauties ?
J

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These really are fantastic. I bought a box of them to see what they were like and they're really spot on. Really nice detail, full decals for each panzerfaust and decals for the boxes too. The boxes are really well done with the internal supports and once the etched parts are on they look the business in the box. The PE is difficult to work with being so small but it does make them stand out. I've only done one boxfull but have decided to put all of them in boxes so bought another set to use with figures and loose in vehicles they're that good. I ordered the Panzerschreck set this weekend so am eagerly awaiting that now. I notice looking at this years catalogue they're doing a mines and grenades set (which is well overdue in plastic) and a couple of nice sets of late war German infantry in relaxed poses. Miniart are becoming my go to company these days when I need stuff for dios or figures. Dragon are rapidly becoming yesterdays man where figure related stuff is concerned before you even look at cost.