For the last several weeks I have been working on my WWII German supply units. These Roco Kubelwagens are part of that work.
Ironically, the oldest versions of this kit are the best. As the model was produced the quality declined.
The flash was terrible on the tires, and also along the driver side edge of the body.
There is also a bit of excess plastic on the body between the seats that must be cut away or the bottom hull can be trimmed so that the floor and body will fit together.
Still a good sturdy little vehicle. The Swimmwagen is a nice kit too. Two important vehicles, used by the tens of thousands in WWII.
The flash was terrible on the tires, and also along the driver side edge of the body.
There is also a bit of excess plastic on the body between the seats that must be cut away or the bottom hull can be trimmed so that the floor and body will fit together.
Still a good sturdy little vehicle. The Swimmwagen is a nice kit too. Two important vehicles, used by the tens of thousands in WWII.
4 comments:
How many of those kubelwagens do you actually have! They look really good, but rocco isn't that modeltrainscale?
Greets,
ps: still can't belive the quantity of vehicles :S
looking good
if only i could get some cheap Italeri boxes, but still want about $15 a box which is converted to $60 U.S dollars or will be next week
The Aussie dollar gets 63 euro and 56 pence, So wish list gets an Ease up
My vehicle collection is HO 1/87th scale which is a popular model railroad scale. Back in olden times when I started collecting it was also popular in the USA for miniature wargaming with Roco Minitanks and Airfix 1/76th scale plastic figures.
Yes, the hobby gets more expensive every day.
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