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Wednesday, December 31, 1969 - 12:00 PM UTC
Lieferwagen Type 170V German Beer Delivery Car
Germany is famous for a few things with the Tiger and Panther being high on the list of armour modellers, for the British it is leaving their hotel room at 3 am to put a towel on a sun lounger by the pool, but for the rest of the world I suspect their beer (white wine for the ladies) is high on the list. MiniArt has tackled a period subject for getting that beer to the thirsty in the form of a Lieferwagen Type 170V German Beer Delivery Car in 1/35th scale.
Germany is famous for a few things with the Tiger and Panther being high on the list of armour modellers, for the British it is leaving their hotel room at 3 am to put a towel on a sun lounger by the pool, but for the rest of the world I suspect their beer (white wine for the ladies) is high on the list. MiniArt has tackled a period subject for getting that beer to the thirsty in the form of a Lieferwagen Type 170V German Beer Delivery Car in 1/35th scale.
This model from MiniArt has tackled the model on five fronts:
MiniArt has tackled the oily bits to a high standard and even gone with a chassis for the model.
On the exterior MiniArt has made efforts to enable the oily bits to be seen in a natural setting.
Also MiniArt has put a good deal of thought into what photo etch to include to dress up the lines of the vehicle and still keeping the photo etch parts down to what needs to be rather than because they can, this approach I feel is popular with the modellers who are not comfortable with photo etch.
MiniArt has provided three very nice livery options for the model.
Lastly MiniArt has included the most important part the beer, but I feel the quantity supplied should at least be doubled to give the impression of a loaded vehicle.
MiniArt has tackled the oily bits to a high standard and even gone with a chassis for the model.
On the exterior MiniArt has made efforts to enable the oily bits to be seen in a natural setting.
Also MiniArt has put a good deal of thought into what photo etch to include to dress up the lines of the vehicle and still keeping the photo etch parts down to what needs to be rather than because they can, this approach I feel is popular with the modellers who are not comfortable with photo etch.
MiniArt has provided three very nice livery options for the model.
Lastly MiniArt has included the most important part the beer, but I feel the quantity supplied should at least be doubled to give the impression of a loaded vehicle.
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