Leopard 2A6 in Ukrainian Service
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In terms of complexity I'd rate as medium, and I'd recommend it for people who want to build good but no complex Leopard kit only if the instructions wasn't a flop; I was surprised by how poor and bad the instruction manual was .. parts placement wasn't clear and it also gives wrong instructions in multiple places by flipping left and right parts, and by providing wrong part numbers .. please test fit everything.
Level of details is very good, the details are sharp and crisp with no flash whatsoever. Tracks were fantastic and went together pretty quickly, but manual doesn't tell you how many you need per track .. you need 84 links in each side and you get extra track links.
Paint:
Nato Brown call out was accuarte, so as the Nato Balck, but the Nato Green was too dark and I had to make it lighter by spraying thin coat of Grass Green and Nato Green.
Weathering was minimal and inspired by real photos and footage of the Ukranian Leopard 2A6 in the battlefield.
Rubber plates, the water bottle, and the blue tape were all inspired by real photos.