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I had problems in Step 5 deciphering where parts went. I suggest using a slow drying adhesive (like Testors 'black bottle' liquid cement) so that you can move things around to fit once attached. I installed the various plates and such in order. I attached parts M16/M17 first, and then I worked my way front to back. In Step 4 there is a multi-part assembly of what looks like extra armor that runs down the front of the hull and along the bottom back to the rear.

I like the way Academy engineered the three-part return rollers the long posts allow you to secure them tightly. Some of the parts do not seat firmly and must be coaxed to remain lined up and in place while drying. Fortunately, a quick check online will produce the same images in color.Ĭonstruction starts with the hull and suspension, and the fit is good like the rest of the kit. I applaud Academy for including the photographs but I don't understand why they were printed in black and white. Color Lacquer, Life Color, Testor/Model Master Acrylic and Enamel, Revell Acrylic and Enamel, and Vallejo Model Color and Model Aire lines. These include Humbrol (Enamel and Acryl), GSI Creos Acrylic, GSI Mr. No less than eleven paint product callouts are included in the instructions. Not only are these photographs crucial in understanding the placement of some of the parts, they are annotated with decal placement as well. One (un-named) color scheme is represented by a very handy black and white, 8 ½ x 11, double sided sheet with seven photographs of the finished model. The decals are printed by a Korean company and are slightly thick but in register. Separate, turret, upper and lower hulls, individually wrappedįolded 8-page Instruction Sheet with 12 steps, printed in black and white ink 2 lengths of black, one-piece 'rubber-band' trackġ sprue of tan-yellow polyurethane wheel capsġ 2-foot long piece of white twisted cotton string

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