Unboxing: 1/72nd British Churchill Tank - Plastic Soldier Company
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2015
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Justin and the living breathing tank encyclopedia that is John take a look at the 1/72nd scale British Churchill Tank from The Plastic Solider Company.
The Churchill MkIII is famous for getting the better of a German Tiger 1 during the preliminary phases of the Battle of Longstop Hill as part of A Squadron, 4 Troop of the 48th Royal Tank Regiment.
Tiger 131 was the first Tiger Tank captured by British/American forces and has recently used in film Fury.
John thinks the Churchill looks like the Thundercat's Lair, do you?
Here's a link to the Plastic Soldier site: theplasticsoldiercompany.co.uk/ - เกม
The fuel trailer on a Churchill Crocodile was armoured. It was also separated from the tank by an armoured coupling, and could be jettisoned if necessary. It meant that the crew were protected from the danger of burning flamethrower fuel cooking them in their own tank. The Germans were so terrified of the Crocodiles, that they would execute crew members if captured.
20mm (1/72) offers a huge range of vehicles, artillery, and infantry - it has 40+ years of modeling kits behind it. It also has a great ground scale, with enough room on a 4'x6' to field a company of infantry and a handful of tanks a side. Plastic Soldier Company has put out some excellent 20mm kit in the last few years. I'd recommend you guys take a look at their 20mm Panzer III J/L/M/N and the Panther Ausf A kits. They also have a big range of Shermans as well.
See my channal😊 i play bolt action on this scale
That WWII rule set you can't remember the name of is 'Battlegroup', written by Warwick Kinrade and published by Iron Fist Publishing in partnership with Plastic Soldier Company.
Warwick goes way back as an author of wargames and his Battlegroup family (Kursk, Overlord, Fall of the Reich, Barbarossa and soon 'Blitzkrieg') offers a fun game with a focus on history as well as on building and painting an interesting collection of toys.
Taking advantage of the wealth of cool subjects available in the broad church that is 20mm gaming (1/72 & 1/76 scale) this well designed game provides ample opportunity of to explore history, focusing on key theatres of WWII.
Well worth checking out.
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@Deangelo Langston instablaster :)
Got this kit coming from Ebay for 13 pounds, excellent value and cant wait for the build. Great review guys thankyou
I don't use the PSC game rules, but like quite a few people use PSC '1/72' stuff for playing BOLT ACTION instead of using 28mm. It's cheaper to assemble armies and there is more variety of units, equipment and accessories in 1/72.
I wish I did 20mm, purely because there are AB Miniatures surely the best figures ever designed.
Always enjoy the World War 2 stuff you guys do no matter the scale or game.
Can’t imagine a revolver would make a hole even in the bottom of this tank.
Unless it’s made of plastic. Interesting intro and food review.
Love the PSC tank kits, the german ones are even better. Never leave home without at least 4 Churchills!!!!!
Street obstacle remover - we need one of these here in
Liverpool to remove scousers on spice.
It was designed and build by Vauxhall motor car co not Bedford
Good video. Ta
Sorry but I have to correct you here, AVRE stands for Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers, not Assault. The projectile was also about 18 kg
Thank you :) I stand corrected. I wasn;t sure if I had got it right, sounded right in my head ;)
***** Heh heh :) fair enough, I have done that far too many times myself!
It is a Petard Mortar on the AVRE variant.
I love wargaming. I REALLY like Bolt Action. Honestly though, I watch these unboxing videos for the historical info. ;)
Do more flame of WAR! Plz 😃
I built the 1/35th model. I had the wheels done within 20 minutes.
+the dutch mocmaker ik ben ook nederlands, kan ik mijn 1:35 panther tank gebruiken voor deze wargame? of zijn die te groot. welke schaal is hier perfect voor?
het is 15mm schaal dus ik zou zeggen 1/72.
zijn er denkt u ook nog wargames met de 1:35 schaal? 1;72 is wel erg klein naar mijn meining.
Zeg maar je hoor. En ik dank dat je het dan zelf moet maken wat ik ook gedaan heb.
Nice shirt.
hey guys I'm thinking of getting a resin Willy's Jeep it will be my first resin model and I'm not sure how it's going to go
I've heard it has materials on it that can be toxic if breathed in also I've seen a lot of videos of bad molds where the model is deformed is there any way I can avoid tht or any way to fix tht
so what do I do for the toxic materials do I soak It in water or something
and is there anything else I should know
TH-cam Hero scttrprprd I wouldn't worry too much. Being as you asked this question two yrs ago, you either made it or didn't. However as to resin being poisonous, well yes it is, but the amounts you are working with and bearing in mind you're most likely not melting it and breathing it all in then you're good to go. I'm on my xxxth resin model and it's never even occurred to me to be concerned.
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Liked the vids aways interesting
The tracks are moulded the wrong way round.
There pack of 15mm give you 5 of these with two turret each for around £20
Never liked the Churchill liked the other English tanks