
This kit, though a welcome addition, had some serious flaws. Several parts would not line up no matter how hard I tried, and a couple of parts were so badly warped as to be unusable, notably the smoke launchers

Still. it will do for gaming and I now have two of them. I modelled this one unbuttoned as I may convert it to a command vehicle if I can find a suitable crew figure

The under-strength company
A nice pair. My T55's are trembling in their tracks!
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Thanks mate, will catch up as soon as I can
ReplyDeleteIt's still a beauty.
ReplyDeleteNice to see some 'proper' tanks! In fairness to the kit, it is getting on a bit - first released by Airfix in 1971!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I'm thinking about some BAOR forcer for myself, and I'm looking for easy to get and cheap models.
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Thomas
An Airfix classic made at the height of the cold war too
ReplyDeleteI have one undercoated ready for when I am brave enough to attempt the "urban" camo scheme
True boys it is a classic but I can't help but wonder if the moulds have been a bit over-used, as I've now done a couple of re-issued kits that have exhibited similar flaws
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