Got one Pz I A from Minairons from Thomas of Learning by Doing. I've been interested in this company for a while, so this little gift was most welcome.
A box comes with three tanks, each comprising of 9 parts (and an alternate turret). This is obviously a fast-build and as such it is somewhat simplified, as you can see. With the kit is a sheet of decals – early German, Koumintang Chinese and Spanish Nationalist. The crosses on this one comes from my own stash.
A box comes with three tanks, each comprising of 9 parts (and an alternate turret). This is obviously a fast-build and as such it is somewhat simplified, as you can see. With the kit is a sheet of decals – early German, Koumintang Chinese and Spanish Nationalist. The crosses on this one comes from my own stash.
The
kit went together easily, and I painted it, as usual, as an early war tank.
Checking my references I norticed that many Pz I:s were without numbers on
their turrets, and being lazy I skipped them on this one - I concentrated on fast in fast-build...
All
in all a very useful kit. Strongly recommended if you’re interested in early
war Pz I:s for your wargaming and isn’t bothered by it being a bit simplified.
An variant with a 20mm Breda anti-tank gun, used
very sparingly in the Spanish Civil War. Four made, I think.
Looks an excellent ready-to-roll model!
ReplyDeleteI saw in the website that they have the command version and also a T-26 box
One to keep a close eye on
It is well worth your money.
DeleteThomas has built the T-26, see first post here
http://getitpainted.blogspot.se/2013/04/minairon-tanks-part-1-building.html
and check out the later posts.
I haven't seen the Pz I command version, and as I already have a resin one, I think I will pass.
Anyway, a good company
Nice, excellent additions
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteNice looking kit, I'll have to check them out.
ReplyDeleteyep, comapny is well worth checking out now and then, or sign up for their newsletter.
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