LionMarc Model Designs 1/35 Skoda UV vz. 34 37mm Barrel for Panzer 35 (t) w/Resin Recoil Cylinder
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LionMarc Model Designs 1/35 Skoda UV vz. 34 37mm Barrel for Panzer 35 (t) w/Resin Recoil Cylinder
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Kreighshoer
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Re: LionMarc Model Designs 1/35 Skoda UV vz. 34 37mm Barrel for Panzer 35 (t) w/Resin Recoil Cylinder
sweet stuff! so tempting!
thanks saúl!
sweet stuff! so tempting!
thanks saúl!
Re: LionMarc Model Designs 1/35 Skoda UV vz. 34 37mm Barrel for Panzer 35 (t) w/Resin Recoil Cylinder
While looking for my kit to show it in the front plate, I found a box with only three~ THREE! One regular kit unbuilt, another the Befehlwagen version, and the third an 'updated' kit with resin Slovak crew. also in the box, two Eduard PE sets, two CMK interior sets, a compliment of Schatton Modelbau barrels for one tank, and one set of Friulmodelismo tracks.
I normally do not do this but here is a photo of the LMD barrel with resin recoil cylinder above the Schatton Modelbau barrel:
From the notes within the instructions, it seems one tank was to be German, another to be Bulgarian (as there was an Italeri Pz 38(t) rotor with AM metal barrel, and the third a Romanian example for which I need to change the rear of the turret.
It is sad when one forgets such an investment!
Regards,
While looking for my kit to show it in the front plate, I found a box with only three~ THREE! One regular kit unbuilt, another the Befehlwagen version, and the third an 'updated' kit with resin Slovak crew. also in the box, two Eduard PE sets, two CMK interior sets, a compliment of Schatton Modelbau barrels for one tank, and one set of Friulmodelismo tracks.
I normally do not do this but here is a photo of the LMD barrel with resin recoil cylinder above the Schatton Modelbau barrel:
From the notes within the instructions, it seems one tank was to be German, another to be Bulgarian (as there was an Italeri Pz 38(t) rotor with AM metal barrel, and the third a Romanian example for which I need to change the rear of the turret.
It is sad when one forgets such an investment!
Regards,
shawngehling
Active member
Re: LionMarc Model Designs 1/35 Skoda UV vz. 34 37mm Barrel for Panzer 35 (t) w/Resin Recoil Cylinder
Nice looking piece Saul...
Shawn
Nice looking piece Saul...
Shawn