The first fret is followed by 1:35 M7 Priest - Part 2, with further metal parts for the outside of the vehicle.
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This follow-up set of metal parts extends what the first fret began. It aims at the sheet-metal elements on the outside of the hull and at the small items that an injection mold can manage only roughly: tool brackets, eyes, loops, covers and fine straps. On the model that shows up mainly in the view from the side and from above.
After it was successfully introduced, the M7 became the backbone of American self-propelled artillery. It was built in thousands, and the later variant designated M7B1 moved from the M3 chassis to the more modern base of the M4 medium tank. Batteries of these vehicles accompanied the armored divisions during the landings in Italy and in France, and their ability to move and fire again within a few minutes fundamentally changed the pace of artillery support. The British deployed the M7 alongside their own Sexton.
Glue the small brackets on according to real photographs, because the arrangement of the tools varied from vehicle to vehicle. The horizontal surfaces of the hull collect the most dust and wear; apply a light pigment there and wipe part of it away so that a natural transition appears. A metal loop will survive bending where a plastic one would snap, and it will equally take a later adjustment of shape with tweezers.
The vehicle, paints and glues are separate items.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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