An extremely well designed kit. I really like the detail of the parts. It should build into a very nice model. I’m really surprised it doesn’t come with a couple of figures. Thanks for sharing.
It was funny hearing you refer to that pin as being so tiny and invisible in 1/35 after I built three sets of 1/35 metal tracks recently that used pins half that size. And nothing against Trumpeter as I have many of their kits, but for the money I am going with Das Werk's kit as the detail blows Trumpeter's release out of the water. Certainly enjoying their 1/16 Pz. III at the moment.
That is exquisit. However ya spell it. I am bent on keeping my military models at 1:35 scale but it does seem like more options present themselves at larger scales. To me it's all about how much room you have to display them. In my case, not all that much. Very nice kit though, hafta say.
Awwww sweeeet ... An RC conversion is a must ! 👍
Nice treat. Thanks for the surprise Friday video...
This one will surely keep you busy for a while. Nice looking - I like the winter one too.
Very cool! Kinda big though. I build a lot of 1 3/5 scale armour.
Nice model but no motor in it I guess I will be buying the Das Werk one it has a ton of details and a detailed engine in it.
An extremely well designed kit. I really like the detail of the parts. It should build into a very nice model. I’m really surprised it doesn’t come with a couple of figures. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome kit , cool unboxing.
WOW . Big like 👍
WOW, this is awesome. Thank you for sharing
Just a note, German WWII tank tracks were made from a manganese alloy that were very resistant to rust. Nice video, thanks.
Great product review!
Great looking model ,massive good detailing
It was funny hearing you refer to that pin as being so tiny and invisible in 1/35 after I built three sets of 1/35 metal tracks recently that used pins half that size.
And nothing against Trumpeter as I have many of their kits, but for the money I am going with Das Werk's kit as the detail blows Trumpeter's release out of the water. Certainly enjoying their 1/16 Pz. III at the moment.
It'd be very nice to see how this one builds up given its size, and I agree, some figures would definitely enhance it.
A very nice kit. I'm glad they didn't bother with a detailed engine, as it won't be seen.
That is exquisit. However ya spell it. I am bent on keeping my military models at 1:35 scale but it does seem like more options present themselves at larger scales. To me it's all about how much room you have to display them. In my case, not all that much. Very nice kit though, hafta say.
Silly question, is it possible to build it in 2 pieces so you can get a better look at the interior ?
Call me ignorant what is the conversion of 397 mm to inches.