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View Poll Results: Large Armor kit build off, KCStephens vs Modelperry
M25 Dragon Wagon 16 24.62%
M4A3 Sherman 14 21.54%
SS-1C SCUD B + MAZ-543 35 53.85%
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Old 10-26-2009, 05:44 AM
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I voted for the Dragon Wagon, my reason being a reverse of Greg's: Build the wagon first, then you have something to haul something (not just a Sherman) in for the following year.

But really, I'd be happy to see any of the three built by these gents.

Happy modeling guys!

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Old 10-26-2009, 06:10 AM
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I think that the
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Old 10-26-2009, 06:21 AM
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The Sherman and if possible, with a scratched built detailed interior, and individual linked or built up tracks.
Not with a GPM Sherman you won't - you need the new Halinski Firefly for that level of detail.

I voted for the Scud - the tires alone are a real challenge on that model.

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Old 10-26-2009, 06:42 AM
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SCUD!!!! I have this one, but not sure I have the guts to start it, so let me live vicariously through others!
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Old 10-26-2009, 11:49 AM
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SCUD!!!! I have this one, but not sure I have the guts to start it, so let me live vicariously through others!
Can you please upload a piccy of the parts sheets - i would like to see what you would be up against... Charlie mentioned that the tyres are a challenge - all in all a cool looking vehicle and sounds a wee bit of a handful.
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Old 10-26-2009, 12:50 PM
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Can you please upload a piccy of the parts sheets - i would like to see what you would be up against... Charlie mentioned that the tyres are a challenge - all in all a cool looking vehicle and sounds a wee bit of a handful.
Peter,
To give you a better idea of the scope of this project here's what the kit consists of... 28 - 17" x 12" pages of parts (8 of which are formers etc... that get laminated onto 1mm stock ) 19 pages of illustrations and building instructions.
Now, as far as the parts go...I just did a quick count of the tire tread pieces alone...(by the way each of which gets laminated to 1mm card) and came up with roughly 2626 pieces +/-...this equates to 328 treads per tire. Keep in mind that count does not include any other parts for rest of the tire or wheel assembly. This model is HUGE to say the least. I think the designer even included the cigar lighter on the dash....(Just kidding) but it is going to be a massive undertaking.
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Old 10-26-2009, 12:54 PM
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OK for those who have not seen the Scud and the tires in this kit, here is one picture of just the tread block pieces for the tires.

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Old 10-26-2009, 01:01 PM
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Peter,
To give you a better idea of the scope of this project here's what the kit consists of... 28 - 17" x 12" pages of parts (8 of which are formers etc... that get laminated onto 1mm stock ) 19 pages of illustrations and building instructions.
Now, as far as the parts go...I just did a quick count of the tire tread pieces alone...(by the way each of which gets laminated to 1mm card) and came up with roughly 2626 pieces +/-...this equates to 328 treads per tire. Keep in mind that count does not include any other parts for rest of the tire or wheel assembly. This model is HUGE to say the least. I think the designer even included the cigar lighter on the dash....(Just kidding) but it is going to be a massive undertaking.
WOW i can see that this is a truly in depth kit for sure and a HUGE undertaking. The designer really went to town with this, which is quite apparent just in the TYRES. If Clashster decides to GO with the build, he will certainly get a big following
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Old 10-26-2009, 01:08 PM
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Boy did we create a monster, me by bringing it up, you for the poll part. I'm still up for it and am already forming a plan in my head to conquer the launcher tires in a more systematic way.

You know Kevin, Everybody voting SCUD says nothing or very little about the Maz launcher part (except for the tires). Since the SCUD is just the missile part, would we have to build the launcher part too?

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Old 10-26-2009, 01:36 PM
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Boy did we create a monster, me by bringing it up, you for the poll part. I'm still up for it and am already forming a plan in my head to conquer the launcher tires in a more systematic way.

You know Kevin, Everybody voting SCUD says nothing or very little about the Maz launcher part (except for the tires). Since the SCUD is just the missile part, would we have to build the launcher part too?

Greg
Now this is blatant TEASING :D A medal would be in order just for those TYRES what you would receive for the whole deal, ummm A chest full of 'em
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