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warshipguy Gentlemen, Thanks for your responses. I appreciate it. It looks like I will have to use the old tried and true method of applying it myself with putty and one of Tamiya's zimmerit tools. Bill
Gentlemen,
Thanks for your responses. I appreciate it. It looks like I will have to use the old tried and true method of applying it myself with putty and one of Tamiya's zimmerit tools.
Bill
Gamera I've found the razor saw and putty technique isn't that hard and I've actually found it kind of fun and relaxing back when I used to do it. Edit: Sometimes I felt like Bob Ross - 'Happy little waffle patterns!!!'
I've found the razor saw and putty technique isn't that hard and I've actually found it kind of fun and relaxing back when I used to do it.
Edit: Sometimes I felt like Bob Ross - 'Happy little waffle patterns!!!'
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
Mike,
I do occassionally work on the "Dark Side". After all, didn't Churchill once describe tanks as "land ships"?
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Bill,
I hope you start a thread of your build here. I didn't realize you worked on the dark side as well as the "floaty" side.
Mike
Hector Berlioz
Therefore, do NOT use the Eduard PE zimmerit for your Italeri Ferdinand. For related products, go to scalemates. Looking there, I find no aftermarket zimmerit sets for the old Italeri Ferdinand/Elefant kit. https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION%5B%5D=Kits&q=%22Sd.Kfz.+184+Ferdinand%22+1%3A35#
Roy Chow
Join AMPS!
http://www.amps-armor.org
Eduard make a zimmerit set for the Ferdinand. But it is recommended for the dragon kits
Hello!
Does anyone know of an aftermarket set of zimmerit for the Italeri 1/35 Ferdinand? My son gave that kit to me under the "World of Tanks" moniker that I will build as an actual German Ferdinand.
Thanks!
Bill Morrison
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