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Model Forum / General / Models / September 2006Trumpeter T-34 build sites?
Does anybody know of any good Trumpeter 1/16" T-34 build websites? Thanks, Jim in San Diego > Does anybody know of any good Trumpeter 1/16" T-34 build websites? Thanks, > Jim in San Diego Military Modelling had some outstanding articles on building various releases. See if you can score some back issues.  SignatureGreg Heilers Registered Linux user #328317 - SlackWare 10.2 (2.6.13) AUS ..... He gets it from your side of the family, you know. No monsters on my side. -- Homer Simpson Treehouse of Horror II >Does anybody know of any good Trumpeter 1/16" T-34 build websites? Thanks, >Jim in San Diego Here is one I found. http://trumpeter.cool.ne.jp/index.html > Does anybody know of any good Trumpeter 1/16" T-34 build websites? > Thanks, Jim in San Diego try here Jim, its the site I am currently using for all my ref. http://www.tanxheaven.com/ljs/t34-85modljs/t34-85modljs.htm Daryl, Thanks! Great site. Why is it that Trumpeter has really no description of the parts that you are putting together in their instructions save for the major pieces. Feel like I am putting something together that IKEA made up! jim >> Does anybody know of any good Trumpeter 1/16" T-34 build websites? >> Thanks, Jim in San Diego >> > try here Jim, its the site I am currently using for all my ref. > http://www.tanxheaven.com/ljs/t34-85modljs/t34-85modljs.htm >Daryl, > > Thanks! Great site. Why is it that Trumpeter has really no >description of the parts that you are putting together in their instructions >save for the major pieces. Feel like I am putting something together that >IKEA made up! jim Ever seen one of those kits issued from the EU. The language equality rules make the instruction sheets such a mess. Skipping written instructions and parts ID not only saves on translation costs, it also avoids howlers in translation. |
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