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pictures of the kit

June 10 2009 at 1:52 PM		   (Login cekstrom)
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Response to PST T-44M
Hi all,
I picked up the kit from a Russian guy who was selling them on Ebay. I was just trolling through the 1/72 armor and this kit's listing caught my eye. I checked Ebay, and the listing says that he has 6 more of them available. Not cheap, but not too bad considering that it comes with a resin turret and turned aluminum barrel. The box cover states "Very Limited Edition."

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In looking at the kit, I don't think that it is just a PST T54/55 kit with a T34 turret thrown in. The driver's hatch looks different. There are also two choices for engine deck covers.

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The only fault that my untrained eye catches on is the fact that the kit has early spider-web wheels. In one of Steve Zaloga's books, a picture shows the M variant with a later wheel type. I intend to replace my wheels with a set from Armory.

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Aside from the usual PST minor flash and lack-luster tracks, the kit looks quite good.


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I hope that helps

Chris

 
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  1. It's the T-54 chassis and wheels - Jeff Hamblen on Jun 10, 4:35 PM
    1. Well it doesn t have the tracks they show on the box art nt - david nickels on Jun 12, 9:09 AM
     


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