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M1Carbine I agree with MG and Eric. The tamiya kit #35209 is fairly cheap, I think I got mine last week for $22. It builds into a decent model and plenty of rom to add details if you wish. OOB its a great kit. Bob
I agree with MG and Eric. The tamiya kit #35209 is fairly cheap, I think I got mine last week for $22. It builds into a decent model and plenty of rom to add details if you wish. OOB its a great kit.
Bob
$22?!?!?! Wow. that's a pretty good deal Bob!!
Gotta agree with everyone, the Tamiya Pz IV kits are the way to go if you're looking for ease of building.
Ernest
Last Armor Build - 1/35 Dragon M-26A1, 1/35 Emhar Mk.IV Female
Last Aircraft Builds - Hobby Boss 1/72 F4F Wildcat & FW-190A8
Why yes I did
Did you pick it up at Hobbytown?
Eric
Eric...I just couldnt resist.............LOL
M1Carbine I agree with MG and Eric. The tamiya kit #35209 is fairly cheap, I think I got mine last week for $22. It builds into a decent model and plenty of room to add details if you wish. OOB its a great kit. Bob
I agree with MG and Eric. The tamiya kit #35209 is fairly cheap, I think I got mine last week for $22. It builds into a decent model and plenty of room to add details if you wish. OOB its a great kit.
Geez dude, Christmas isn't for another 2 weeks. Can't say I blame you, a deals a deal.
The Italeri Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. F2/G is not bad. I build one of those a couple years ago for the Italeri GB and really enjoyed the kit.
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The Tamiya Pz IV J is a great little kit. About 300 or so parts and no indie tracks. The one thing it lacks is side-schurzen. It still has nice details, but is a joy to put together.
I'm like you, I'm not a fan of overly engineered kits. I like detail, but not over complicated builds.
"A good plan executed now is better than a perfect plan next week." - George S. Patton
...with a low(er) parts count than some of the Dragon kits. I appreciate the fact that many modelers enjoy the detail that 1200+ parts (or 600-700 parts) offer, but I get bogged down in too much detail and never manage to finish the kit: it's too much like work.
So I'm looking for recommendations for a Panzer IV kit which isn't quite so detailed. I know, I know, it's dull as dishwater, but what am I to do?
Thanks to all who reply.
With best regards,
Stephen.
Or maybe there isn't such a beast after all...
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