What should the next Armortek kit be?

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Steven Ford
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Post by Steven Ford »

It is not 1/6 but it is a DUKW that can be made to do all the right things - apparently:

http://www.deansmarine.co.uk/shop/produ ... 7c98faa8a2

Rick Jensen
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Post by Rick Jensen »

I like the idea of the Hertzer Chiang. A simple to build tank that runs in line with "Jagdpanzer" range, having been the owner of a JP it would sit nicely in the collection. And WONT break the bank, I hope.

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Post by Tim Bowman »

Kent brings up a very good point. There is already a superb Hetzer on the market. I completely forgot. :roll:

sorry

Tim
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Post by martin pitcairn »

Now that we have got the Hetzer Tangent out of the way can we get back to Panzer II, Hummel, Panzer IV, Puma, JCB (yes i know) Commet, etc etc.....

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Post by David Makaras »

martin pitcairn wrote:Now that we have got the Hetzer Tangent out of the way can we get back to Panzer II, Hummel, Panzer IV, .
You forgot the Pz I...It would make a damned fine and economical kit.

Heinz Felgemacher
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Post by Heinz Felgemacher »

Hi Gil,

my first choice is T 34/76
second choice Hetzer
third choice Panzer II Aus. L (SdKfz 123)
fourth choice SdKfz 251/1

Anyway always are hard decision.

Good luck choosing the best model

Heinz
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Adrian Harris
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Post by Adrian Harris »

> You forgot the Pz I...It would make a damned fine and economical kit.

I always think of steam engines when I see the Pz I, something to do with the bar which goes along the road wheels.

Adrian.

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Post by michael robinson »

Hi Gill,
In no particular order

Cromwell MkIV :wink:
Pz38T
PzIV :)

regards

Mike

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Post by David Pengelly »

Ive said it once , but i will say it again :P
Scammell, or a Morris Quad and bren gun

Ok, .so i will go back in my corner again :roll:
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Post by Lucien Runge »

OK, no more Mr. Nice Guy....

Either it's a T-34 or the cat buys the farm.
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Post by Dale jordan »

Hello Lucien . It's allways nice to see you on the forum .. Yes a T34 would be nice .. How's your Sherman comming along ???? ...Dale

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Chang
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Post by Chang »

Lucien Runge wrote:OK, no more Mr. Nice Guy....
Either it's a T-34 or the cat buys the farm.
Ha Ha! It just reminds me that Dale had scratch-built 2 T-34/76 (half finished). Very impressive. Maybe it's a good chance to show them to everybody here. Well, Dale? :D
Lerh Chang

Yves Maurice
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Post by Yves Maurice »

Hello Gentlemen!..
My choice is without hesitation:
A opel blitz
B sanitary US dodge or another US dodge
C hetzer
Yves

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Post by Yves Maurice »

Sorry I forget also one US GMC possibly with some differents kits to build ( ie: troop transport, recovery, generator etc.....)
Yves :lol:

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Post by Bradley A Smith »

I have been sitting back just looking at all the commets, now it's my time for my two bob's worth .1 do we go for a smaller tank and sell more of them as to keep the price down in this time of hard ship.or 2 make a tank with lots of opption,like the T 34.eg:34/57,34/76,34/85 as well as obr41,42 well you get picture. or 3 just make a tank. Tanks that mite fit the light class may be things like the Soviet T 60,T70 scout tank,the Italian L6/40,may be the M14/40or R35,the Briish Tetrach,the German PanzerII L Luchs(one of my picks from this lot)or the panzer 38t/marder/hetzer/flakpanzer/wespe which all so fits into class 2 type.last but to lest in the 3rd classcould be SU 76,SU 122,KV1e,KV85,Semovent75/18,Cromwell/Centaur,Matilda,Crusader,Lee/Grant and if we can make the controls fit thinks like M10/c,M18 hellcat,Hemmel,Grille H / K. Well i will get off my soap box now ,grab my flak jacket and see
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