I'm feeling very British today here in Arkansas it's raining and I'm listening to Travis on my Pandora and watching my mate give a awesome review and unboxing, life couldn't be better!
Its definitely British weather, rainy weather this side of the pond too. Keep your eye out for the January Roundup there is something in there your going to love
@@ModelkitStuff awesome I sure will and I just got back on here, I haven't been watching videos for about two weeks because my son and his wife and my grandbabies were in for Christmas and they left to go back to New York
Hi Jason, nice model of the finished kit! This would be a great kit for someone with limited time time for building. Just enough details to make a nice vehicle, but not so many that it takes for ever to build. I like your diorama, adding people and animals gives you a real sense of the size of the vehicle. Thanks for sharing. See you next time.
Interesting subject, good review. And I never knew Tamiya marked their kits IF they were a re-boxing of someone else's (I actually went and checked the Tamiya kits in my stash...all Tamiya originals...I guess). Nice job on the diorama.
Apparently Tamiya is the importer of Italeri kits in Japan, and as a result you'll find several Italeri kits in Tamiya boxes. Usually unchanged though with a few extra parts (photo-etch, alu gun barrel, figurines,...) added. Unfortunately the price hike is considerable for those few extra parts.
I'm feeling very British today here in Arkansas it's raining and I'm listening to Travis on my Pandora and watching my mate give a awesome review and unboxing, life couldn't be better!
Its definitely British weather, rainy weather this side of the pond too. Keep your eye out for the January Roundup there is something in there your going to love
@@ModelkitStuff awesome I sure will and I just got back on here, I haven't been watching videos for about two weeks because my son and his wife and my grandbabies were in for Christmas and they left to go back to New York
Hi Jason, nice model of the finished kit! This would be a great kit for someone with limited time time for building. Just enough details to make a nice vehicle, but not so many that it takes for ever to build. I like your diorama, adding people and animals gives you a real sense of the size of the vehicle. Thanks for sharing. See you next time.
Thanks for the review marra its a pity you cant open the lids just a bit more interior was all that would have been needed . Regards Gav.
Nice one
Interesting subject, good review. And I never knew Tamiya marked their kits IF they were a re-boxing of someone else's (I actually went and checked the Tamiya kits in my stash...all Tamiya originals...I guess). Nice job on the diorama.
Thank you
Apparently Tamiya is the importer of Italeri kits in Japan, and as a result you'll find several Italeri kits in Tamiya boxes. Usually unchanged though with a few extra parts (photo-etch, alu gun barrel, figurines,...) added. Unfortunately the price hike is considerable for those few extra parts.
Ah the 38T, not bad for a Skoda- Just don't mention Horch (Audi) 😉 I find the Sonderkraftfahrzeug interesting, looking forward to the Puma.