A very nice assembly kit, this series presents models during WWII September campaign in Poland, (wrzesień stands for September) in 1939. A bit like Bolt or Tanks series... But in 72 scale
Being a 1/72 gaming kit I think it looks very good. The antenna might be fragile but that's not because the kit is a bad kit. It is just because the antenna is there. I guess it will be fragile on a 1/48 or 1/35 kit of the 6-Rad too. By the way: The flag holder is called "Stander" in german (engl.: pennant, pendant). It was used to mark the different fractions during a manouver in peace time , the "Reds" and the "Blues". So a red or blue cloth was put on it. They disappeared soon after the beginning of the war but can be seen on pics of german vehicles from the attack on Poland in 1939.
@@lepszykomentator nope, not in case of the Recce Cars. The Command Tanks came with an Decoy Turrets. And the SD Kfz 263 8wheeled had an fixed upper structure. But the turreted Recce Cars could all turn their Turrets. This was possible because they had an turntable contact point right above the center of the turret.
@@lepszykomentator Okay, my fault. It is today unknown if some 263 had an rotating turret or not, but the most where build with an fixed one for the long range, expandable antenna. But the 232 where all build with an rotatable turret under an big antenna structure. So Kudos to you, you where right. It seems the 263 6wheeled had also an fixed turret.
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A very nice assembly kit, this series presents models during WWII September campaign in Poland, (wrzesień stands for September) in 1939. A bit like Bolt or Tanks series... But in 72 scale
Being a 1/72 gaming kit I think it looks very good. The antenna might be fragile but that's not because the kit is a bad kit. It is just because the antenna is there. I guess it will be fragile on a 1/48 or 1/35 kit of the 6-Rad too.
By the way: The flag holder is called "Stander" in german (engl.: pennant, pendant). It was used to mark the different fractions during a manouver in peace time , the "Reds" and the "Blues". So a red or blue cloth was put on it. They disappeared soon after the beginning of the war but can be seen on pics of german vehicles from the attack on Poland in 1939.
Great vid and stream Herbert 🙂
The flag thing holds the division’s insignia, Herbert. You see them on cars and such.
If the antenna is mounted on the turret and not on the chassis that means that in the original it had an immovable turret?
Yes, it was a decoy gun also
@@lepszykomentator nope, not in case of the Recce Cars. The Command Tanks came with an Decoy Turrets. And the SD Kfz 263 8wheeled had an fixed upper structure.
But the turreted Recce Cars could all turn their Turrets. This was possible because they had an turntable contact point right above the center of the turret.
@@lepszykomentator Okay, my fault. It is today unknown if some 263 had an rotating turret or not, but the most where build with an fixed one for the long range, expandable antenna.
But the 232 where all build with an rotatable turret under an big antenna structure.
So Kudos to you, you where right. It seems the 263 6wheeled had also an fixed turret.
@@papaaaaaaa2625 every one makes mistakes, we are just humans 😉
@@lepszykomentator Every mistake is a chance to remember something correctly😁
So now I know SD. KFZ. 263 (6wheeled), probably a fixed turret... 👍
Are you painting your models in a video?
Nice
POLAND STRONK!
Its long