Anyone have any advice on selecting a zimm tool for the waffle pattern zimm? I think Mig makes one and I was wondering if there are any others out there that anyone had experience with. Any help appreciated as I have a Stug. III Ausf. G waiting and I want to try the whole zimm thing out.
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Zimmerit tool
- Thread starter mmdm4
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Dario Risso
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I've not tried the waffle pattern, but the Pz IV type and I like it; it's not difficult to use. My tools was from AFV Club, but theese ones, from LR seems better:
http://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/tools/lionroar/lt0016-17.htm
Luckymodel has the second in stock and the first available; both cost....hmmm..30 US$ or something
Darío
http://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/tools/lionroar/lt0016-17.htm
Luckymodel has the second in stock and the first available; both cost....hmmm..30 US$ or something
Darío
Actually the're considerably cheaper than that.
The AFV Club tool only does the regular "ridged" pattern, and so is inappropriate for "waffle pattern" - it costs $6.24 + 0.44 shipping to the US.
The basic Lion Roar unit is similar and as standard also only does ridged pattern. (12.99 inc shipping) However there is a set of additional rollers/heads available which will provide four additional patterns, including the dimpled waffle pattern. However, this set of rollers/heads is an additional $16.29. (Requires the handle in the "standard" set - I guess that takes the price up to nearly $30.00)
PedroFernandes
Member
Regarding zimmerit tools (Waffle effect) has you said previously MIg Productions has one, it was cheap dont recall the price but surely under $10
Regarding the usage... well... its still in the bag never opened ... maybe one of these days
Regarding the usage... well... its still in the bag never opened ... maybe one of these days