Announced for this month of October, 1/35 kit of an Ukrainan T-72AV
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/amusing-hobby-t-72av-ukraine-mbt
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/amusing-hobby-t-72av-ukraine-mbt
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it looks interesting but is going to be one of those 2000 parts in a box kits, which is really off putting for me personally.
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Quite the contrary, I have found Amusing Hobby kits to be more Tamiya-like and very enjoyable builds. The only thing that gives them a high parts count is individual track links.
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No mention of interior.
AM T72s. (non interior) have less parts than a Trumpeter 72.
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not a great fan of separate tracks with three parts to each piece of track and now that fruil had gone out of the game I’m not sure if tbere is an easy option or rubber band tracks.
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Miniart makes a nice set.
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are they resin or metal…didn’t have much success with the resin ones
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Amusing do great T-72 track, I have their Das Werk reboxed M, lovely kit
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Plastic
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Just realized the is a 64. My bad.
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that is odd, they already have the syrian t-72av with interior so why not? maybe to keep the price down or offer one with the extra sprues later. I have their t-90, i am excited to build that monster
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I think you’ll like the kit.
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Is the T-72AV in this kit a version that was upgraded from Ukrainian T-72s, bought from another country that had used them, or only captured from Russia during the invasion? Info on the net is a bit sketchy since a lot of what comes up has to do with a tank simulator video game.
The kit itself looks nice, although you’re completely on your own painting the very complex digital camo. I assume it’s just their previous T-72AV interior kit without the interior. Also has link and length tracks, whereas the other T-72 type kits they’ve done have individual link workable tracks.
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