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Doubtingmango
Takom 1/35 hetzer early production, with Stalingrad hetzer crew, and Custom Dioramics base

Johne 69
Well done Mate 👍
What can you say about the Takom Kit ?

Doubtingmango
Johne,
It was an easy kit to build, and I thought it was a nice balance between a simpler Tamiya kit and a much more highly detailed Dragon kit. The kit shares some sprues with their full interior kit, so there are lots of unused, but useful pieces included. It's made from a softer plastic than I typically work with, but I got used to it pretty quickly. Overall, it was fun to build while still providing an impressive amount of detail, and the pricing is fantastic. I'm very tempted to try my first full interior kit using one of the Takom late production hetzers.

Cheers!

Ben M
Watching!

Lost_Erik
I'll pull up a seat with some popcorn?

Mark Sherwood
I'm in.

Neil
Me too 🙂👍

Doubtingmango
I went to war with the very old RPM T-26 B. Even if I spoke Polish, the instructions would still be very primitive and unclear. Lots of issues with the quality of the plastic, attachment points to the sprue, and the turret didn't even fit on the body. Meanwhile, the Master Box Soviet infantry was fantastic. The figures were incredibly well molded, with lots of options, including extra heads. I even used one of the heads to bring the old Tamiya Russian Army Infantry machine gunner into the current decade. As I was finishing the figures and getting ready to begin weathering the T-26, I noticed I had committed a stupid rookie error. If you look closely, the left track is on backwards! Not so sure I want to waste the figures in a diorama with the very flawed T-26.

Gary Curling
Its a cute tank the t26,can i say cute,well said it now.Hide the backward track with mud ?