scottie3158
SMF Supporter
Thanks Tim, nice of you to say.Nice progress Scottie. Great additions as usual.
To be fair it is an old kit but the location points for the fire wall to the tub were very iffy. Still I got away with it this timeAin't that so often the case. Iffy instructions with imprecise location points and then positioning of other parts is thrown out.
You have overcome issues and it all looks good.
Can't help with the windscreen question but someone will know. Calling Jakko
Jim
Paul, Given your input and the other comments I think I will leave it off.The PAK versions (3.7 & 5.0) definitely did away w/it but the AA version is unclear as the armor is the same height as the original windscreen.
Andy, That is faultless logic mate I will leave the screen off which is just as well as it would take a lot of work to make it look presentable.I'm not an expert on German half-tracks, but I think that keeping the windscreen behind the armour (that is to say in a a combat situation) would be a dangerous choice: any hit on the armour, any artillery near-miss, not to talk about a bullet going through the loophole, would break the windscreen behind it creating an unpleasant shower of high speed glass splinters in the driving compartment... but it's just a speculative thought.
Paul, Thanks for the conformation mate.Royal Models & Dragon do not include the windshield in their armored AA versions.
Lee thank you kindly mate.Paul. I agree with the critics beautiful scratch work