Sd. Kfz. 234/1-The build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- We are building the Sd.kfz. 234/1 that we did the history on last time. We cover a few topics such as paint preferences as well as so German abbreviation explanation. As always any tips, comment, or suggestions, leave them in the comment section.
Glue I use- Tamiya extra thin cement
Music:
JPB-High
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I like Tamiya Extra Thin , but I also have found Mr.Cement SP just as good ( maybe better ) for building my models.
Keep up the good work.
Great video, great build and presentation. Tamiya extra thin is the best and my go to cement.
Nice build so far. Looking forward to the painting.
My 'go-to' cement is definitely Tamiya Extra Thin, and has been since getting back into this great hobby 10 years ago.
Speaking of 'screening', I was assembling the Tamiya Leopard 2A6, and the build was quite easy until I had to make some stowage baskets for the rear of the turret sides. The screening they sent with the kit was awful and very tedious and unpleasant to use, I will definitely take the time to aquire some photo etch or door screening next time. Excellent idea!👍🏽👍🏽
Good video! I have the Dragon version of this kit in my stash; it has probably 3 times the parts (all in the suspension, which is why I haven't built it yet😄) I use the various weight Tamiya cements like most people, I suspect. I gave up on that plastic screening ages ago, and just buy sheets of PE screening of various sizes-much, much neater and more to scale. Again, good video. Much respect and many thanks.
I have a trumpeter Sd. Kfz. 7 I was gonna start, but I have never seen a kit with so many parts and details. Promptly closed it up and put it back on the shelf. I need a few more years of practice before I try that again! Lol
Have a great paint job.
Nice build. Hey I see the MP hat, where you a 95B? I was back in the 1980’s.
I was a 31B, that’s the MP mos these days. I went in in 09’ and got out in 15’ so a little later than you lol.
Honestly surprised you didn't encounter fitment issues. I've had several Italeri kits in the past and all had some major problems with misaligned parts (defects from the molding process I think) or just horrendous gaps between panels needing a lot more putty than you'd hope.
Oh I know all about that. I was building an Italeri kit a while back and I just had to plain stop. Nothing fit! It was obnoxious! But I swear some Italeri kits are good, and some are trash
Cranking right along Mike
You know it! Lol
The Italeri version of the 234 series of vehicles is a total travesty to scale modelling. It's got more wrong with it than it's got right.
Accuracy wise or fitment wise?
@@mjscalemodeling3365 Accuracy wise.