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General Discussions / Re: Panzer 38t
« Last post by Tracks on July 27, 2023, 01:08:25 pm »I have not really thought about converting the kit to an Ausf B, but now that you have mentioned this, I have to look into the details. I have a really good book on the subject - Panzer Tracts #18: Panzerkampfwagen 38(t).
Was it really that much different to make such an effort to convert?
That being said, the last time we played an early war scenario (Invasion of Poland), we used our Warlor... cough... mumble... ames Panzer 38t plastic models (painted gray) as early versions of the tank. Of course, a rivet counter would probably complain, but for us it looked and played the part very well.
As for a Panzer 35t, I would hope to see a few other things released before something like a Panzer 35t. Since the 35 wasn't as widely used as the 38, I'm okay with waiting for this, but in the end would it be nice to see a good model of the Panzer 35t? Sure, but how popular would it be? A 38 is almost a must, but a 35? Let us hear your thoughts.
Was it really that much different to make such an effort to convert?
That being said, the last time we played an early war scenario (Invasion of Poland), we used our Warlor... cough... mumble... ames Panzer 38t plastic models (painted gray) as early versions of the tank. Of course, a rivet counter would probably complain, but for us it looked and played the part very well.
As for a Panzer 35t, I would hope to see a few other things released before something like a Panzer 35t. Since the 35 wasn't as widely used as the 38, I'm okay with waiting for this, but in the end would it be nice to see a good model of the Panzer 35t? Sure, but how popular would it be? A 38 is almost a must, but a 35? Let us hear your thoughts.