Upcoming JS-2 from RFM
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/rfm-new-js-2
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/rfm-new-js-2
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Time to sell off my Dragon and Tamiya kits.
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Another “must add” to the stash. 
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Great! I’ve been collecting aftermarket parts for a few years now, expecting to build the Tamiya one if I can get at a fair price.
This kit probably won’t even need it.
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Any thoughts on how this RFM kit stacks up against others like Tamiya or Dragon??
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some info here:
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What I got out of the Russian website: its a copy of the Tamiya kit but some of the faults of the Tamiya kit have been corrected but some still remain. Some of these faults are what I’d call “nit-picking” but thats me. If I understood the article correctly, Tamiya measured up a tank that had Polish postwar features.
Edit-I think that I shouldn’t have used the word “nit-picking”, but small faults. I’m glad that there are people who are very knowledgeable about a subject and can list its large and small faults. It looks like to me that the RFM kit has small faults. There is also a article on the Russian website about the Zvevda JS2 kit.
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