Showing posts with label 1/72. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1/72. Show all posts

Monday, December 22, 2008

ESCI Bishop



For some reason I cut off one of the panels on this sheet (???) I don't know why. Hope this is enough to help.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Hasegawa M3A1 Half Track



This kit has always been considered over-sized. Don't have other built kits to compare. Comments appreciated on this kit's scale accuracy.

Airfix 88mm Gun and Tractor



This is an old MPC kit. Never liked them, thought the plastic was too translucent and the artwork was never as nice without Airfix's logo on them.

Friday, October 17, 2008

ESCI M4A1 Sherman



These old directions are from the AMT/ERTL release.

Saturday, October 4, 2008

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Keil Kraft Thorneycroft 1 1/2 ton Parcel Van


I forget the manufacturer. They made a number of civilian vehicles for 00 scale model railroads. Mostly British - steam tractors, buses etc. If anyone knows the company, let me know. Thanks.

ESCI Sturmgeschutz III G


Hasegawa Kubelwagen & BMW Sidecar


Airfix T-34

ESCI German Soldier Smoke Units (Nebelwerfer)

Airfix Hawker Typhoon


Airfix kit #61027-0

Sunday, September 21, 2008

ESCI Valentine Mk. III


ESCI 25 pdr. Field Gun



Kit no. H-2345. Always wished they offered a crew in European battledress. Like that in the photo.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

ESCI Hanomag Assault Bridge



Kit 8066. The body assembly is the same for most of ESCI Hanomags.

Monday, September 1, 2008

Where'd the directions go?

Lost directions to your model? Buy a loose kit on ebay? Or a Ziploc bag of sprue and bits and pieces at a show and the dealer said something like, "It's an Airfix Quad and 25 pounder. Good luck!"

Here is my personal collection of kit instructions from some (but not all) of the 1/72nd and 1/76th armor kits I've built. This includes Airfix, ESCI, Matchbox and others.

There's approx. thirty directions. If you have directions you would like to share please email me. (send jpgs files please) This is not limited to armor or braille scale.

The directions/artwork are copyright of the manufacturers. This is a free resource for modelers.