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I wonder if it's the Tamiya kit. Airfix don't manufacture 1/35 kits as the other tanks are re-boxed Academy kits. Welldone for Airfix doing this joint thingy as we seem to have problems getting Academy kits.
That looks like a nice Cromwell coming together, Alexander.
Cheers,
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Hi RichardI wonder if it's the Tamiya kit. Airfix don't manufacture 1/35 kits as the other tanks are re-boxed Academy kits. Welldone for Airfix doing this joint thingy as we seem to have problems getting Academy kits.
That looks like a nice Cromwell coming together, Alexander.
Cheers,
Richard
It's actually a brand new tiling for Airfix.
One review has this to say on the subject:
This is a new tool from Airfix, the first of the armour line that is from their own CAD files, which we understand were moulded for them by Academy, their long-term partners in the new Airfix 1:35 armour line.
HTH
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Thanks for clearing that up Andrew. It's about time Airfix started their own 1/35 line. Good for them. I can still remember they tried reboxing Peerless kits in 1/32. I have that 17-pounder kit built. No one has done that in 1/35 as far as I know.Hi Richard
It's actually a brand new tiling for Airfix.
One review has this to say on the subject:
This is a new tool from Airfix, the first of the armour line that is from their own CAD files, which we understand were moulded for them by Academy, their long-term partners in the new Airfix 1:35 armour line.
HTH
Andrew
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Richard
No problem at all. I've actually got my eye on this as I've heard very good things about it.
Alexander - it's looking very good so far. I'll be following this with interest.
ATB.
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Accurate Armour had a resin and metal one about 25 years ago, Bronco released it in plastic some ten years ago, in both the normal and “Pheasant” (on 25-pounder carriage) versions and apparently, AFV Club also has one.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION[]=Kits&q=Ordnance+QF+17+pounder+17-*&fkSCALENORMALISED[]=%221:00035%22[/URL]Comment
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About time I should visit the LHS to check out what's in and get me a proper 1/35 scaled one. Thanks Jakko.Accurate Armour had a resin and metal one about 25 years ago, Bronco released it in plastic some ten years ago, in both the normal and “Pheasant” (on 25-pounder carriage) versions and apparently, AFV Club also has one.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.scalemates.com/search.php?fkSECTION[]=Kits&q=Ordnance+QF+17+pounder+17-*&fkSCALENORMALISED[]=%221:00035%22[/URL]
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The 17-pounder is one of those things I want to build, but haven’t found the motivation to actually want to do yet
							
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Not normally a 'armour' fan, but tempted by this one, as recently read a book (Troop Leader, by Bill Bellamy) which tells of his time after D-Day and has an episode related in it that may make an interesting dio.Comment
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Bronco I believe have it, I know there is an early and late 17pdr in the range to go with the Universal carriers.Comment
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Thanks Mike but Jakko's already mentioned it too. I don't regularly check websites and only rely on what the LHS stocks up. In the past with so little brands it used to be up to date or I could have missed it as lately less than a handful are normally brought in of a particular kit or pre-orders made.
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