Always good to see a new company entering the market. Looks an interesting kit, thanks for sharing. My initial investigation here in the U.K. shows it is not readily available and the price Tag for the comes comes in around the £20 mark. Looking forward to the Comet build.
Naming conventions for military gear often cracks me up. I imagine that if the war had dragged on long enough for the Maus to see service the Allies would have built a Tomcat Maus-killer to deal with it, and a Terrier to handle the Ratte.
As if I need another diorama idea! Thinking a what if of a Dragon Wagon pulled up to a Maus with the crew sent to retrieve it all looking at each other like "Well what now?".
This a really neat kit and I like how you narrate the instruction steps. Just a thought but, would it have been easier to assemble the tracks by sandwiching the roadwheels between the long sections and then gluing the whole assembly on to the hull?
What you think is a periscope is a fart extractor. Because germans eat so much Sauerkraut this results in a lot of intestine ventilation of the crew members. All german tanks got a fart extractor. Sadly it is not common knowledge for many people interested in tanks.
for the barrel in the turret should i glue it a position where it cant look up or down or not glur it so it can look up n down bc idk if the thing might fall inside
@@Clangokkuner many kits in smaller scales are shrunk down versions of 1/35 scale kits. This is thanks computer technology (CAD) for cutting the molds. It is done frequently, though most of the smaller scale kits are somewhat simplified in order to avoid nearly microscopic parts!
Which one thought because i saw different ones like cement for abs, extra thin cement, normal tamoya cement limonene cement and a few more what do i get??
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Even in 1/72 it's still a big boy!
Always good to see a new company entering the market. Looks an interesting kit, thanks for sharing. My initial investigation here in the U.K. shows it is not readily available and the price Tag for the comes comes in around the £20 mark. Looking forward to the Comet build.
i like how now you've probably got more maus's than germans did
I do appreciate the Doctor Who reference.
I think the only marking ever given to Maus was a incorrectly drawn hammer and sickle
Naming conventions for military gear often cracks me up. I imagine that if the war had dragged on long enough for the Maus to see service the Allies would have built a Tomcat Maus-killer to deal with it, and a Terrier to handle the Ratte.
Eak! another Mouse (Maus)
But a new company cool
The quality looks great
Good job
I assembled a Comet from Vespid. It was pretty good, no complaints.
When will u paint the kit and how much does the kit cost
I've just picked one up for £20
As if I need another diorama idea! Thinking a what if of a Dragon Wagon pulled up to a Maus with the crew sent to retrieve it all looking at each other like "Well what now?".
Wow very good kit
This a really neat kit and I like how you narrate the instruction steps. Just a thought but, would it have been easier to assemble the tracks by sandwiching the roadwheels between the long sections and then gluing the whole assembly on to the hull?
I think doing that would make it very hard to get hte correct spacing for the road wheel assemblies, but it might work if you're careful.
Nice video. Guten Tag from germany!👍🇩🇪
What you think is a periscope is a fart extractor. Because germans eat so much Sauerkraut this results in a lot of intestine ventilation of the crew members. All german tanks got a fart extractor. Sadly it is not common knowledge for many people interested in tanks.
Well, as a German I guess you would be the expert. Thank you for this new information!
for the barrel in the turret should i glue it a position where it cant look up or down or not glur it so it can look up n down bc idk if the thing might fall inside
I'd glue it, just to give it strength.
Vespid seems serious, but my zvezda maus is big enough for me
I got the FLAK Maus, it is very well manufactured
Jesus Christ’s, it’s bigger than my 1:35 panzer 2 model
This is literally the Takom 1:35 kit but shrunken down
If by "literally" You mean "looks kind of similar in places"
@@HerbertErpaderp Go take a nap
@@lazycrocc6715 that's not how it works lmao, it's a fucking plastic mold
@@Clangokkuner many kits in smaller scales are shrunk down versions of 1/35 scale kits. This is thanks computer technology (CAD) for cutting the molds. It is done frequently, though most of the smaller scale kits are somewhat simplified in order to avoid nearly microscopic parts!
What can tow this monster?
NO DECAL PLACEMENT INFO...cross and numbers ok...rest no idea?
whats the length of this in cm?
13-14cm
The model is around $38. I just checked
Thank you
How do we get the glue?
From a hobby shop.
Which one thought because i saw different ones like cement for abs, extra thin cement, normal tamoya cement limonene cement and a few more what do i get??
Did you use glue?
No.
@@HerbertErpaderp oh
Czy dobrze widziałem. Ten,( Specjalista), obciął grzebienie ogniw gąsienic na górnym pasie gąsienic ! Bo nie potrafił ich zamontować !
Привит. Будет покраска на канале?
what glue do you use
In this video I'm using SMS Extra thin cement.
What is your name hubba dubba dub
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