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The new releases are in, the new releases are in!
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I just saw the photo for GEN25, Pinquin (HSK 5) and it appears that it is molded with the gun ports open. This means that it can't be used in its disguised form. I don't know if I will be purchasing this item. I already have a 3D printed set with both versions, but the GHQ model has much nicer detail. If I do decide to get GEN25, I'll purchase two, since Atlantis(HSK2) is almost identical in appearance.
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Yes, I agree.
Sadly they did the same with the Brit desert Sherman with sandskirts last year or so.
Great kit, kit but ahistorical with the late-war cupola. Stopped me buying them.
Also, the Stryker Dragoon looks to have the turret "perched" a little higher than the actual one I was looking at when I was at AUSA last October.
Sadly they did the same with the Brit desert Sherman with sandskirts last year or so.
Great kit, kit but ahistorical with the late-war cupola. Stopped me buying them.
Also, the Stryker Dragoon looks to have the turret "perched" a little higher than the actual one I was looking at when I was at AUSA last October.
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CRARRV picture is up:
http://www.ghqmodels.com/store/n613.html
Looks pretty detailed and packing modern armour pack.
http://www.ghqmodels.com/store/n613.html
Looks pretty detailed and packing modern armour pack.
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Same here. I'll buy two of them as well, and see if I can manage to remove the guns without too much hassle. If I can, I'll probably get another 4-5 to stand in as normal, German Ehrenfels-class merchant ships. I don't think I've seen anyone else produce German freighters in 1/2400 scale so far (shapeways being the exception).Donald M. Scheef wrote:I just saw the photo for GEN25, Pinquin (HSK 5) and it appears that it is molded with the gun ports open. This means that it can't be used in its disguised form. I don't know if I will be purchasing this item. I already have a 3D printed set with both versions, but the GHQ model has much nicer detail. If I do decide to get GEN25, I'll purchase two, since Atlantis(HSK2) is almost identical in appearance.
Don S.