Yes, it helps our brains until we get to the gluing and painting.Stikpusher wrote:I agree! The information that we learn modeling may not be of much practical use in everyday life, but it does keep our brain active at least.
Today I did the final bit of gluing parts in the interior that needed to be done prior to painting. I also cut up some mesh into the proper sizes and shapes for the engine deck intake and cooling radiator screens. Nothing worth photos today, but probably tomorrow.
Yes, the K-200, can be considered a "cousin" of the YPR. It is essentially a Korean version of the same vehicle made without the 25mm turret for cost reasons. I built the AFV Club YPR kit a few years back. A VERY nice kit.One-Oh-Four wrote:What does it remind you of?...
Yes! The de-clawed Dutch YPR-765 PRI of Srebrenica-fame, ehhh... shame...
While normally:
The YPR-765 in Dutch service is replaced by the CV 9035 with 35mm gun, that is prepped to be rechambered to 50mm if the need arises.
Mom put them on E-bay..... :(Thomas_M wrote:I´d still prefer to ride in a Leopard 2A6 instead...
