British Heavy Tank FV214 Conqueror Mk I

Amusing Hobby | No. 35A006 | 1:35

Boxart FV214 Conqueror Mk I 35A006 Amusing Hobby

Facts

Brand:: Amusing Hobby
Title:: British Heavy Tank FV214 Conqueror Mk I
Number:: 35A006
Scale:: 1:35
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2016 New tool
Barcode:: 4589913217966 (EAN)
Topic:: FV214 Conqueror » Tanks (Vehicles)

Box contents

Plastic sprue, Photoetched fret, Decalsheet (waterslide)

Dimensions:
395x265x75 mm (15.6x10.4x3 inch)

Weight:
690 g (1.52 lbs)

Boxart designed by Valery Petelin

Product timeline

Amusing Hobby

2016

2018

2019

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Instructions

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Marketplace

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zł 248.22

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EUR 45.00

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Alternative SKUs for Amusing Hobby 35A006:
AMH 35A006 | AH35A006 | AMH35A006 | 9789597266372 | AUH35A006

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Comments

Ron Garcia
My first amusing Hobby kit and it was a good one. This was an easy kit to build. I can honestly say this is the first kit that I have built with working tracks that actually fulfilled that promise. The links clicked together and were a breeze to put together.

The only trouble I had was with the PE braces that are supposed to hold the tow cables in place. There are no bend lines so it was a bit difficult to make sure they all bent in the same Z shape. It was all for naught anyway because when I actually ran the wire underneath them - Zing! - they all started popping off to parts unknown. I used the tow cables without them and they still look fine.

A couple of nitpicks are that there are no clear parts and gun mantlet cover. Not a big deal but still...

So, a nice ending to my last British tank in my stash. Highly recommended!

26 March 2023, 03:06