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Monday, December 03, 2018 - 09:34 PM UTC
FC Model Trend presents theirfirst 3d printed/plastic kit. The UNL-35, which was the best armoured vehicle from the Spanish Civil War built at the Union naval de Levante facilities in Valencia from 1936 to 1939.
The UNL-35 was built through 8 different batches using different vehicles available, each variant is recognisable through some evident and other subtle differences.
This model represents a UNL-35 from the fourth series, which used a Soviet ZIS-5 truck as a base.
The kit is completely 3D printed with stereolythographic process with a special resin, except for the wheels that are provided in plastic by Miniart.
The UNL-35 kit is already available at www.fcmodeltrend.com and during December each kit will include an FCModeltips 1 book as a gift.
This model represents a UNL-35 from the fourth series, which used a Soviet ZIS-5 truck as a base.
The kit is completely 3D printed with stereolythographic process with a special resin, except for the wheels that are provided in plastic by Miniart.
The UNL-35 kit is already available at www.fcmodeltrend.com and during December each kit will include an FCModeltips 1 book as a gift.
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