03 - Assembling the Panther Ausf.G by M.N.H.
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26 March 2020, 02:34
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Ora, aqui está um tipo de trabalho que eu aprecio muito. Hobby no seu melhor. 👍 kits antigos detalhados e Nada de aftermarket.
27 March 2020, 18:24
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exatamente Rui, raramente utilizo um aftermarket, sempre dou a preferencia em tentar fazer em scratch!
28 March 2020, 01:42
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Parece-me bem Rafael 👍, mas não percebi o que quis dizer com: "wheel edges decreased in height" ???
10 May 2020, 22:46
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Olá Rui, as rodas da italeri são conhecidas por serem estreitas e terem as bordas das rodas bem altas, aí dei uma "disfarçada" diminuíndo a altura dessas bordas para deixa-las mais "realistas "!
11 May 2020, 00:18
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start the assembly, with some modifications, scratches, etc ...
my plan will not be to follow the manual and assemble that version for Sesto Imolese which is wrong! the kit represents a Panther Ausf.G Late, already with the new Kampfraumheizung (crew compartment heater) and the correct version for the Panther from 26.Pz.Div would be the Ausf.G Early manufactured until July 1944 (at least it is the last I saw it manufactured that matches the Italian model! I may be wrong!) This is the reason why I prefer to assemble this version manufactured by MNH, as the kit's characteristics fit the technical specifications of the MNH model