Completing the Tank Build | Takom Blitz Jagdtiger Part 6 | Boss Builds 37
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We finally get something that looks like a tank in this episode, as Scott completes assembly of the Jagdtiger...or tries to before one of the final pieces of the kit throws a wrench into his plans! Can he overcome a couple of milimeters of too-thick plastic and finish putting his masterpiece together?
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1/35 Blitz Series Jagdtiger Sd.Kfz.186 Early/Late Production, 2 in 1 ▶ shop.hlj.com/3ePjTWn
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ABOUT THE KIT
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Takom presents a highly detailed kit of the Jagdtiger Sd.Kfz.186 in 1/35 scale! This 2-in-1 kit allows you to build the Jagdtiger in its early or late production form, and features link & length style tracks, photo-etched parts, and 5 types of markings to choose from. A jig is included to assist with track assembly. Make it yours today!
More information on the Blitz Series from Takom:
The Takom Blitz series is an affordable new approach to building plastic model kits, designed for quick and easy assembly. With accurate details and a reduced parts count, this exclusive new series is ideal for beginning modelers that require quality, and advanced modelers that require convenience. Each kit is carefully designed to focus on fit and ease of assembly without compromising accuracy or detail.
Mold Color: Gray
Includes photo-etched parts & decals
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TYSM for upload Scott and hobbylink!
Ooh... nice to see the "big gun" at last! So much work, but bet it gives so much satisfaction too! Great to see the completed kit, can't wait to see it colored!!
Such tiny pieces would get on my nerves for sure. I don't have what it takes to build something this complex, but it's cool that we can see the process.
interesting barrel design
looks solid
All the photo etch parts and other detail looks great. And there was a ton of good tips. Curious that the manufacturer did not catch the issue with gun base part in QC.
Still reckon the Tamiya model is the better of the two. Easier to build and you get the full gun, which you can see if you leave back doors open. Both look great when done, though.
Anybody building this just sand right across the bottom of the front plate don't cut nothing it will fit with just a small sand! I was very surprised that mine slipped right in place after a quick sand!
Is the blue knife (its the Olfa designer knife, right?) still available to buy. I've seen the yellow and black one in your shop, but not the blue one. Guess what's my favourite colour?
The fitting of the front plate is a nightmare, cant believe they released it like this. It completely ruins the whole kit for me.