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the doog "...to take up some space"...so are you looking for a LARGE kit? You can get the Maus HERE for a mere $31.00.
"...to take up some space"...so are you looking for a LARGE kit?
You can get the Maus HERE for a mere $31.00.
Ah, yes, $31 seems like a bargain, but it's $20 for shipping... Also, I just mean a run-of-the-mill armor build, not something big.
In Soviet Russia, MODEL BUILD YOU!
Still Building: Dragon 1/144 HH-60H
Ready for First Coat: Academy 1/35 MH-60G, Tamiya 1/35 Chieftain Mk5, Trumpeter 1/35 KSK Commandos
Finishing Touches: Revell 1/35 PzH-2000, Dragon 1/144 SH-60F, Revell 1/48 F-15E
The DML/Dragon E100 or Maus are good choices there. Maybe a little more than $25, but nice, big kits, and really not hard builds.
my vote on KW from trumpeter. It is a grat kit!
~kamil
I'm becoming a fan of Cyber-Hobby's Value Pack kits, Sprue Brothers has a lot of them in the $20-30 range, check out their specials section.
There are some that call me... Nash
I have to agree with Tigerman.....
The Trumpeter KV range is simply a very, very nice kit for a reasonable amount of money...And since these beasts had various shades of green and some very interesting field-mods and damage, you can nearly go anywhere!!
Good luck on your choice, John.
You should be able to grab one of Trumpeter's KV 1 kits for about that. Yes, older Tamiya kits are available in that range, but I'd prefer something more up-to-date then that.
Check ebay. Lot's of stuff available for little $$$ if you can find it.
Eric
I too, would say something by Tamiya, but just a tad over $25, for a larger kit (Tiger 1 or Tiger 2). Dragon isn't a bad choice either. A little more prep work but, both make superb models.
What are you looking for....German, American, Russian Armor?
Eric / Formally known as Erock68
On the Bench:
Academy: 1/72 B17 Memphis Bell
Tamiya: 1/35 Panther G
Dragon: 1/35 Platformwagen SSy
Something by Tamiya.
Go online (try Armorama or Missing-lynx) and check out the 'buy, sell, trade' threads or go to a show and snag something off the vendor's table.
Have fun.
'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing' - Edmund Burke (1770 ??)
For some strange reason, I feel like building a regular 1/35 armor kit to fill up space on my shelves. I don't want to add any aftermarket, and I want too have fun building it. My budget is 25 dollars, so can anyone recommend something?
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