"1/144 Pit-Road" Topic
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machinehead  | 03 Jul 2023 12:35 p.m. PST |
Got them today and built one of each, nice little models.
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 FlyXwire | 04 Jul 2023 4:09 a.m. PST |
Ed, they look pretty good. How do they measure up dimensions-wise with WTM, Dragon, Arrowhead (and the SdKfz 251 vs. Victrix – that comparison might be a good indication for guys wanting more vehicles that would supplement the Victrix line)? The Opel Blitz looks real nice, except for the split in the canvas top (requiring a need for filling?). Btw, Happy Fourth of July to you! |
| machinehead | 04 Jul 2023 5:07 a.m. PST |
Here you go, the 250s (Arrowhead and Pit-road) are the same size but the 251s are not. The Victrix is a D and Pit-road is a C so that might account for that. A little putty and the Opel will be fine. :D Happy 4th to you too!
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| FlyXwire | 04 Jul 2023 3:11 p.m. PST |
Ed, that's a heck of a difference between the 251s, isn't it! (a calculation comparison in listed lengths between the 251 C & D models, comes out to just a 3% increase in length for the D) Then the 250s you've shown here (Arrowhead to Pit-Road), those being so very close. Good stuff, and thanks for the info! |
| machinehead | 04 Jul 2023 4:06 p.m. PST |
Just for the hell of it here are 2 Panthers, one by WTM and the other by Pit-road. G on the left and early A on the right.
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