Allright guys, I’ve been working on this off and on for a couple of weeks in between other things, so I thought I’d finally start a new thread. Here it is.
It’s my first venture into the “full resin kit†world and other than the springs on the chassis, it hasn’t been too menacing.
The directions are a little irritating and take major concentration not to foul up.
The chassis and most undercarriage parts are all white metal for this particular kit. They are also all separate pieces, which is a real challenge to keep square. ( I got the A.A. Wolf W.M.I.K. kit also and it has a one piece resin chassis, so apparently A.A. has listened to the complaints on this separate piece chassis issue)
The detail, however, is pretty outstanding though it took some time to clean up some mould lines and flash.
The Chassis springs are a nightmare! You have to hold pressure on the too powerful springs while holding about six other points of pressure while waiting for your CA glue to cure, which then doesn’t hold… Yikes, it was a pain.
Oh yeah, and there is another set….
That being said, the resin pieces come off of the “sprues†rather easily and require minimal clean-up. They also affix quite nicely with CA glue to both other resin and the white metal.
All in all, this has been a fun build so far and I’m looking forward to detailing one of my favorite vehicles! ACW as always!
It’s my first venture into the “full resin kit†world and other than the springs on the chassis, it hasn’t been too menacing.
The directions are a little irritating and take major concentration not to foul up.
The chassis and most undercarriage parts are all white metal for this particular kit. They are also all separate pieces, which is a real challenge to keep square. ( I got the A.A. Wolf W.M.I.K. kit also and it has a one piece resin chassis, so apparently A.A. has listened to the complaints on this separate piece chassis issue)
The detail, however, is pretty outstanding though it took some time to clean up some mould lines and flash.
The Chassis springs are a nightmare! You have to hold pressure on the too powerful springs while holding about six other points of pressure while waiting for your CA glue to cure, which then doesn’t hold… Yikes, it was a pain.
Oh yeah, and there is another set….
That being said, the resin pieces come off of the “sprues†rather easily and require minimal clean-up. They also affix quite nicely with CA glue to both other resin and the white metal.
All in all, this has been a fun build so far and I’m looking forward to detailing one of my favorite vehicles! ACW as always!