T-34/100
Egyptian Anti-Tank Gun
Maquette, 1/35 scale
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Catalogue Number: |
Kit No. 35037 |
Scale: |
1/35 |
Contents and Media: |
276 parts in injection moulded
plastic including individual track links; 6 x
resin parts (including 2 piece hollow turret and fine details); 17 x
white metal parts (including gun barrel and other details) |
Price: |
USD$41.96 from Squadron.com
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Review Type: |
FirstLook |
Advantages: |
Great subject; accurate base kit;
extra pieces supplied to open up turret; individual link
tracks; nice detail; open rear deck |
Disadvantages: |
Lots of flash; ejector pin and
sink marks; several broken/missing parts |
Recommendation: |
Recommended for experienced
modellers |
Reviewed by Steve Palffy
Maquette's
1/35 scale T-34/100
is available online from Squadron.com
Maquette's 1/35 scale Egyptian T-34/100 is a
great subject. The model is based on the late-model T-34/85 released by
Maquette in the 1990s. This is a good, accurate kit, but the moulds are
showing their age with lots of flash and sink marks on the plastic
parts. Some parts were also damaged in transit.
The package also include resin and white metal
parts to depict the specific attributes of the T-34/100. The hollow-cast
two piece resin turret is the most prominent of these. Extra parts are
supplied in case the modeller wants to scratch build an interior for the
vehicle.
Maquette also produce an engine and transmission
set, inexpensively available separately, which will add to the detail of
the model.
Click
the thumbnails below to view larger images:
ICM has a 100mm field gun as a full kit. This might
also be purchased to use the breech detail in a scratchbuilt turret
interior.
This is an interesting kit wit plenty of multimedia
parts to produce an accurate rendition of a great looking vehicle.
However, it will be most appropriate for experienced modellers.
Recommended to experienced modellers.
Thanks to
Squadron.com for the review
sample.
Review Text Copyright © 2004 by Steve Palffy
Page Created 20 July, 2004
Last updated 19 July, 2004
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