"First to Fight" has kits of different variants of the Panzer 38(t) to offer. So perhaps the superfluous PE is for use in other kits but that's the way they produce it. (Just a guessing.)
This small tablets was use in 1939-1940 as number plates of tanks in attack on Poland, and France. You can use in model PzKpfw 38(t) auf. A / LT VZ.38 first to fight number 81.
This pe parts are tabs that Germans used at the beginning of war for tank numbers (and that's why you have such small numbers at waterslide decals sheet). They were mounted on the main body of the tank, one in front and the back and both sides usually under the turret. Quite unsuccessful idea since such tabs were nowhere close to be easy to read on the field and there was no reason to keep tank numbers removable and not just pernamently painted so they just leave the idea and just switch to more useful large numbers painted on sides of the turret. Cheers and keep good work
Herbert! Thankyou for indirectly helping with my latest video, by that I mean I referenced your Italeri Panzer III video in my video on the same sprues. I didn't have the instructions so your video was quite helpful.
The notek light is not a convoy light, it is a night driving light designed to reduce the chance of the light giving the vehicle's position away to airborne observers. The thing at the back that you thought was a smoke candle holder is actually the 38(t)'s convoy light.
I picked this model up a few months ago and I absolutely loved it, to my knowledge its the best 1/72 38t on the market so my patriotistic ass had to have one(assuming I wont get more but I probably will)
That 'long bar' on the left side is an antenna trough - the antenna mount should rotate to let the antenna wire rest in the trough to protect it. But the antenna mount is nowhere near it... Don't know what went on there 🙂
I like the Panzer 38(t) (or: LT vz. 38). Got two of them in my stash still. The 15mm kit by PSC and the 28mm kit by Warlord Games. When i can build and paint again I am quite sure I will do them at the same time and paint them in romanian and in german service. To cut a long story short: I like good videos about Panzer 38(t) kits like this one is.
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"First to Fight" has kits of different variants of the Panzer 38(t) to offer. So perhaps the superfluous PE is for use in other kits but that's the way they produce it. (Just a guessing.)
This small tablets was use in 1939-1940 as number plates of tanks in attack on Poland, and France. You can use in model PzKpfw 38(t) auf. A / LT VZ.38 first to fight number 81.
This pe parts are tabs that Germans used at the beginning of war for tank numbers (and that's why you have such small numbers at waterslide decals sheet). They were mounted on the main body of the tank, one in front and the back and both sides usually under the turret. Quite unsuccessful idea since such tabs were nowhere close to be easy to read on the field and there was no reason to keep tank numbers removable and not just pernamently painted so they just leave the idea and just switch to more useful large numbers painted on sides of the turret. Cheers and keep good work
Herbert! Thankyou for indirectly helping with my latest video, by that I mean I referenced your Italeri Panzer III video in my video on the same sprues. I didn't have the instructions so your video was quite helpful.
The notek light is not a convoy light, it is a night driving light designed to reduce the chance of the light giving the vehicle's position away to airborne observers. The thing at the back that you thought was a smoke candle holder is actually the 38(t)'s convoy light.
I picked this model up a few months ago and I absolutely loved it, to my knowledge its the best 1/72 38t on the market so my patriotistic ass had to have one(assuming I wont get more but I probably will)
This model is great 👍
The PSC 1/72 Version is quite Simple, but Good.
That 'long bar' on the left side is an antenna trough - the antenna mount should rotate to let the antenna wire rest in the trough to protect it.
But the antenna mount is nowhere near it... Don't know what went on there 🙂
Nice model
I like the Panzer 38(t) (or: LT vz. 38). Got two of them in my stash still. The 15mm kit by PSC and the 28mm kit by Warlord Games. When i can build and paint again I am quite sure I will do them at the same time and paint them in romanian and in german service.
To cut a long story short: I like good videos about Panzer 38(t) kits like this one is.
when you put the stowage box on the side, you should have trimmed or cut off the shovel
What shovel?
@@HerbertErpaderp sorry axe