I am happy to see our polish model kits on your channel! For the next model from first to fight, I recommend the 40mm Bofors armate (36) or the German heavy field gun sIG 33 (83)
I build exclusively 1/72 scale kits to save space and money. "First to Fight" is the only real source for many of the very early war vehicles in 1/72 scale and I really like them. Finishing a Panzer II Ausf.D and a TKS right now.
From what I have seen so far First to fight kits turn out into nice little models in the end. Because I think of getting some in the future I would be happy to see some of them on your channel for knowing what to expect.
Yes Herbert, I for one would like to see you build more ‘First to Fight’ kits. I like seeing the more obscure fighting vehicles of WW2 as they are very interesting to look at.
Yes please, more unusual vehicles. Not only is that your specialty, sort of, but most youtube armor modelers build the same tanks distinguished only by paint and weathering. Weirdos need more love.
I'd like to see a First to Fight Panzer IV build please. I'm an exclusively 1:76 modeller, so First to Fight releasing the Ausf A to D as 1:76 due to a factory error is an absolute boon to me, as I can now model these earlier short barrel Panzer IVs (the only other short barrel available in 1/76 is the Ausf F1- too late for Poland, the Low Countries and France).
![First to Fight SFH18 150mm Howitzer [1:72]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9Cw8OXqJn64/mqdefault.jpg)
![First to Fight SFH18 150mm Howitzer [1:72]](/img/tr.png)
![Rubicon King Tiger with Full Interior and Crew [28mm]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FpAwXx9sYOo/mqdefault.jpg)
I am happy to see our polish model kits on your channel!
For the next model from first to fight, I recommend the 40mm Bofors armate (36) or the German heavy field gun sIG 33 (83)
I build exclusively 1/72 scale kits to save space and money. "First to Fight" is the only real source for many of the very early war vehicles in 1/72 scale and I really like them. Finishing a Panzer II Ausf.D and a TKS right now.
@@larrythorn4715 nice! Where are you from?
@@KaramanOkuruz The USA. Have to mail order them from overseas to get them here, but they're by far the best choice for 1/72 early war!
I am soooo waiting for this to come out in 1/35. I think Miniart said they may produce it soon. Superb work on such a small scale. Great to see
From what I have seen so far First to fight kits turn out into nice little models in the end. Because I think of getting some in the future I would be happy to see some of them on your channel for knowing what to expect.
Yes Herbert, I for one would like to see you build more ‘First to Fight’ kits. I like seeing the more obscure fighting vehicles of WW2 as they are very interesting to look at.
You're in luck! I am working on one for next week.
I have the ausf.e variant and am also pretty happy with it.
Yes please, more unusual vehicles. Not only is that your specialty, sort of, but most youtube armor modelers build the same tanks distinguished only by paint and weathering.
Weirdos need more love.
Just a precision. On this tank the turret was bolted to the chassis and was unable to rotate..So it can be glued on the model...
I'd like to see a First to Fight Panzer IV build please. I'm an exclusively 1:76 modeller, so First to Fight releasing the Ausf A to D as 1:76 due to a factory error is an absolute boon to me, as I can now model these earlier short barrel Panzer IVs (the only other short barrel available in 1/76 is the Ausf F1- too late for Poland, the Low Countries and France).
I know this viedo is old but these round things should have been just removed :D 4:55
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