Yes. My first Takom kit was the 12.8cm Flakzwilling 40.[/quote]
Same problems with the kit?[/quote]
Yes, poor fit in several places and some missing details that should have been obvious to those cutting the molds. Still looks impressive when done, but could have been much better.[/quote]
Sad to hear. I have had some plans to biuld some other Takom's kits. But I will think twice next time.[/quote]
Hey guys-- I'd ask you to consider the alternative to the Takom kit-- which is the very expensive Tamiya MkIV, or the ancient Emhar MkIV. Tamiya's is nice, but very spendy. It's fit is exceptional, but it still has detail issues. Takom's kit may have some fit issues, but you haven't seen fit issues until you've built the Emhar version. I for one have built several Takom kits, and like any kit, they all have peculiarities. I applaud Takom for bringing out these kits that others have overlooked for so long, and as Modelers, we should be ready to "adjust things" if needed occasionally! Artyom's extra work is beyond exceptional though, can't wait for this one to be painted!
VR, Russ[/quote]
Hello,Russ! Yoy are right!I remember how terrible was old Zvezda,Alan and some other old Russian manufacturers. Seems to me I became old, grumbling and squeamish
I have Skoda PA-II from Takom. It will be interesting to build it and make a final coclusion
