Ola people
Well... time for another built. Trying to unclutter the workbench a bit. I was already working on this vehicle before the All PE Tie Interceptor and the SdKfz 234 with Flakdrilling. In fact it got started shortly after the Pak43 as it was the planning that it was going to end up in the same dio. But as always I revised my plans and made the dio smaller focusing more on the gun. So the L1500 will end up as a standalone vehicle.
The kit itself is very impressive. Lots of nice details and actually matching up with the real deal as well. However with the instructions they probably went to the DML school of instructionsheet screw ups. Very unclear and cluttered drawings. Part numbers wrong. Etc. etc. You really have to study steps forward to see which part goes where.
Assembly:
I kinda forgot how big these vehicles were. Couple of years ago I have been around a vehicle like this at an event and had I not seen it before in real life I'd never believed that it was an 1:35 kit.
And then it was up to the primer
Now comes the fun part. Bringing it to life. It will be an NSKK Drivingschool vehicle that is quickly pushed into service for the Battle of Berlin as an Ammo/Panzerfaust carrier.
More to come soon. I want to get some half finished's off the bench.
Well... time for another built. Trying to unclutter the workbench a bit. I was already working on this vehicle before the All PE Tie Interceptor and the SdKfz 234 with Flakdrilling. In fact it got started shortly after the Pak43 as it was the planning that it was going to end up in the same dio. But as always I revised my plans and made the dio smaller focusing more on the gun. So the L1500 will end up as a standalone vehicle.
The kit itself is very impressive. Lots of nice details and actually matching up with the real deal as well. However with the instructions they probably went to the DML school of instructionsheet screw ups. Very unclear and cluttered drawings. Part numbers wrong. Etc. etc. You really have to study steps forward to see which part goes where.
Assembly:
I kinda forgot how big these vehicles were. Couple of years ago I have been around a vehicle like this at an event and had I not seen it before in real life I'd never believed that it was an 1:35 kit.
And then it was up to the primer
Now comes the fun part. Bringing it to life. It will be an NSKK Drivingschool vehicle that is quickly pushed into service for the Battle of Berlin as an Ammo/Panzerfaust carrier.
More to come soon. I want to get some half finished's off the bench.