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Saturday, October 10, 2015 - 04:31 PM UTC
Inside the Armor has been a Godsend to British AFV Modellers for some time and are sadly closing their doors at the end of this year. Before they do, they have one last beautiful resin conversion to release, the South African Olifant. (Corrected, thank heavens they have yet one more release coming!)
The first of the Olifant series that was new built as opposed to upgrades of standard Centurions, the Mk.1B was extensively redesigned to take into account the heavy use of landmines in African fighting. Only 50 of these kits will be produced before the door closes and the molds will not be sold. So if you want it, act quickly!
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