a) in-box review by someone who knows the subject enough to not only describe parts (that's all what I am able to do, as I'm modern armor modeler...), but also comment on their accuracy and how they work with Tamiya model;
b) to be actually used! It would be nice to have this product featured also in full build review / feature article in the future.
So I need a volunteer reviewer with some knowledge of German WW2 armor, particularly Panzer IV variants. I think this person must have Tamiya 35209 kit in the stash (or be willing to buy one now) to prepare high quality review this set deserves. This would allow the person to discuss what changes this set introduces to kit parts, accuracy of these changes and possibly show the dry fit of resin parts to the kit parts.
I also expect that the person has a digital camera and will be able to take a number of photos, to make the review similar in style to my reviews. I think this is what Miguel Jimenez expected when he sent samples to me and I don't want to disappoint him.
I will cover shipping cost of the set world wide. In return I expect quick and thorough in-box review. I will choose the best (IMO) person for the job from all who volunteer.
I will also add three other 1/35 scale products for WW2 German armor from MIG Productions to be reviewed, but these are small things. One is a Pz.III / IV commander's cupola and it contains the same parts as these included in Panzer IV Ausf.F1 conversion set, so reviewing of this cupola set should be very easy after reviewing the F1 set. Other two sets are: German armor insignia dry transers set and Stug.III G zimmerit aplication tool.
Anyone?...
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Pawel