Zvezda Ferdinand 1/72 Kit review.

Hmmm an interesting newer kit from Zvezda. A nice little 1/72 offering.
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[@bigcharliesmodelgarage296]

Good kit review. Thanks for sharing

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Anytime. Thanks for watching!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Good review Andrew!

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Thanks mate.

[@chrishorne5855]

Good review as usual mate , cant wait to see what you do with that one build wise

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Thanks 👍

[@anthonygoss9875]

Hi Andrew not sure if they are still available, but Trumpeters first 1/72nd model was also a Ferdy, they released an elephant just after it. They are super detailed kits I was blown away at the detail. Would make a good comparison to this one. (My initial Elephant (an ESCI one form the 70's) suddenly looked odd!

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

ESCI. Didn't know they made one.

[@Lt.Gruber]

Really is a nice looking kit, thanks for the review.

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Thanks mate. I did forget to mention the lack of detail on the muzzel brake. It is really one of the few things that lets this kit down.

[@lordlorenzo5835]

Looks like a nice quick build, thanks for the review. 👍😷

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Thanks mate. Nice little kit.

[@stephencross6765]

Nice kit and review mate. I think I might have to try a 1/72 armour build. You have been busy this week. Look forward to more....

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

thanks mate. yeah 1 review a day for every day in "Kittember" :-) Sounded like a good idea at the time lol

[@Tankbrusher]

Hi Andrew - Zvezdas Ferdinad is made after the Kubnika Ferdinand, they have the Ferdinand how it looked basicly at day one of its combat deployment. That one was a member of the s.Pz.Jg.Abt. 654 - not 653 that's why you don't get the markings you were looking for. (Got both on my channel) It looks like they scaled down their 1/35th Ferdinand to begin with, a very good kit btw. If that's what 1/72 kits are looking like nowadays, I'm impressed!

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Ahha! Thanks mate I didn't know that. Makes sense.