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Ya you not wrong, If you take your time you can paint the track to look like metal.
Some blokes on u tube go mad because of the rubber tracks or if some thing else is wrong or they will put a full inside but you don't see it once its done. Seen some tanks with over size mud on the sides were the track are.
All I will be doing a just a bit of light weather not to heavy or thick.
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Looks like a good, high detail kit you have there
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Yes it is and no flashing on it.
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Putting this one here just gotten it two weeks ago its a 1/35 scale Panzer I by DRAGON,
Have had a sneak peck inside, :shock: both tracks have to be put together lots of tiny parts :shock: ohno thinking
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Should show a pic of the parts in that kit too Allan.
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Ok will do, you get figures in it too.
You think one would buy a easyer kit as one gets older but No not me rofl
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I’m also interested in what’s inside the box
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Well just made a very small start on the Panzer IV using a new glue from Tamiya its there extra thin cement but think I will be going back to my old glue as this one evaporates very quickly :shock: and it drys before you can put part in place, man its quick and jezz it stinks too.
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Try piecing the parts together and then apply the glue to the joint and capillary action will pull it into the the joint. Thats why its so thin. ;)
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Oh did not think of that, goes to show you never to old to learn rofl Thanks for the tip Luke. thumbsup
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