Chuck's pair of Wiesels in 1/72 scale. *Finished*

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Chuck's pair of Wiesels in 1/72 scale. *Finished*

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Would you believe I have a set of Modern German paratroopers that have been waiting for some appropriate vehicles? :P Thanks to S-Model's recent release of the Wiesel 1 Mk20, I have my 5th and 6th builds of the month and another kit to keep me busy for the holidays. :)

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That looks to be in a similar vein to the Armourfast kits; looking forward to seeing the finished articles!
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I finished the both builds this morning and will be posting pictures tomorrow. The kit was a nice build and the photo-etch enhanced the kit. This vehicle is tiny to say the least.
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Go Chuck go.
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Another excellent subject choice Chuck. Man, this must be pretty small in 1/72nd as it certainly ain't huge in 1/35th!
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And now, for the finished product. All-in-all, the kits went together pretty well with no problems. The photoetch was also a nice addition to the kit.
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And the second of the two kits. This time with the hatch closed.
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Good work Chuck.
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They are SO cute. Love it. :lol:
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Delightful! Excellent little models
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Very nice Chuck.

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Nice models, shame there are no progress pics.
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