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Thursday, April 16, 2015 - 08:55 PM UTC
Master Box is commemorating the 100th Anniversary of World War One (1914-1918) with the upcoming release in May of two armoured cars. These two releases feature two version of the British Austin armoured car in braille scale.
72007 - "British Armoured Car, Austin, MK III, WW I Era" – the kit consists of two sprues with parts that allow to assemble the model of the armoured car of WW I Era. Despite a small scale the model is noted for high degree of detail, thorough work on small parts and high degree of the correspondence to the original. The model has detailed worked chassis, machinegun turrets rotate, machineguns move vertically, and the decal allows assembling of the model of the armoured car on service of the armies of different countries.
72008 - "British Armoured Car, Austin, MK IV, WW I Era" – the kit consists of two sprues with parts that allow to assemble the model of the armoured car of WW I Era in different variants – with different systems of armament (Vickers, Lewis machineguns or mix of these systems at modeller’s choice) or with different chassis. We would like to emphasize especially that in this case tyre tread of the model has a different design (!) that will create a desire of the modeller to buy one more model and to make another variant undoubtedly. Despite a small scale the model is noted for high degree of detail, thorough work on small parts and high degree of the correspondence to the original. The model has detailed worked chassis, machinegun turrets rotate, machineguns move vertically, and the decal allows assembling of the model of the armoured car on service of the armies of different countries.
72008 - "British Armoured Car, Austin, MK IV, WW I Era" – the kit consists of two sprues with parts that allow to assemble the model of the armoured car of WW I Era in different variants – with different systems of armament (Vickers, Lewis machineguns or mix of these systems at modeller’s choice) or with different chassis. We would like to emphasize especially that in this case tyre tread of the model has a different design (!) that will create a desire of the modeller to buy one more model and to make another variant undoubtedly. Despite a small scale the model is noted for high degree of detail, thorough work on small parts and high degree of the correspondence to the original. The model has detailed worked chassis, machinegun turrets rotate, machineguns move vertically, and the decal allows assembling of the model of the armoured car on service of the armies of different countries.
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