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[quote="Silenoz"]Thx, keep in mind when you're building this one the plastic is brittle. Especialliy around the hammers on the torpedo's and the vanes from screws. These break very easily...[/quote]

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Topic review - Biber, Italeri 1/35

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Goodwood

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Re: Biber, Italeri 1/35

Silenoz wrote:

Thx, keep in mind when you're building this one the plastic is brittle. Especialliy around the hammers on the torpedo's and the vanes from screws. These break very easily...

I'm very much familiar with Italeri plastic, and yes, it sucks. But sadly, they're the only game in town for a lot of subjects, and that brand is especially prominent at my LHS (where I got the Biber).

Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2018 1:12 am

Silenoz

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Re: Biber, Italeri 1/35

Thx, keep in mind when you're building this one the plastic is brittle. Especialliy around the hammers on the torpedo's and the vanes from screws. These break very easily...

Posted: Tue May 29, 2018 11:23 pm

Goodwood

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Re: Biber, Italeri 1/35

Looking good!

I got this kit myself fairly recently, so it's good to see what she can be built up to.

Posted: Sun May 27, 2018 4:57 pm

Silenoz

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Biber, Italeri 1/35

Completed within 4 weeks, completely oob, no weathering allowed: