New Release Das Werk 1/35 Vomag 88mm Flak auf 9t , Artillery Flak Bus 

Let us know what it is :)

👌 awesome

I wonder what it's going to be ,tank ?halfback?big gun? Can't wait

Odds are it's WW2 German. 🥱😴😜

Something their 1/16th half-track could tow?

You know, if you had scratchbuilt one 30 years ago the kit would have become available a few weeks after you finished.

True@@wwiiinplastic4712

You know, if you had finished that kit back then they would have released the plastic version a few weeks after you were done. Then the rest of us wouldn't have had to wait.

True, I have a recently built resin model of a Garford-Putilov armoured car and CSM is coming out with a styrene kit of that this year, so if you are into WW1 you have me to thank...LOL @@wwiiinplastic4712

NO It shouldn't it was glued on and then knocked off lol I make a comment about it ithe video.

the faun with 115 trailer?

Only ten built, so very rare indeed.

After being a pizza delivery driver that is the only vehicle I would now take to the hood.

But Andy is speaking english soooo

Yes, it has space for seventy-two rounds, that could be displayed.

From online: All ten vehicles were assigned to the first company of the anti-tank battalion Panzerjäger-Abteilung 8 which participated in the Invasion of Poland in 1939, the Battle of France in 1940 and Operation Barbarossa in 1941. The company was redesignated as Panzerjäger-Kompanie ("Anti-Tank Company") 601 in January 1942 and then as the third company of Anti-Tank Battalion 559 the following April. It reported that the last three vehicles had been lost by March 1943.

@@wwiiinplastic4712 WOW... None went to North Africa . By the looks of it, I was guessing they stayed close in Germany as anti-aircraft guns. Didn't look stable enough for the anti-tank role. Thanks.

NO

I prefer it that way. Gluing wipers on is tricky.

@@darkwood777 You don't enjoy it when one drops onto the windshield as you're trying to place it, leaving a smear of glue right in the center? I think it's more fun than feeding time at the carpet monster farm.

@@darkwood777 true, but I rather either have the wipers molded to the windshield frame and then add the “glass” or have two separate wipers that need to be glued to the frame. I find it trickier to paint the wipers that are molded to the windshield than to attach the wipers to the frame. Two different opinions, neither one is objectively right or wrong. Happy modeling!

@@johnstimitz2629 I use micro mask to mask around my wipers, pain the wipers, and remove the mask :)

He said this is the first prototype, so none of that stuff was available. Wait and see what develops, impatient one.

it does have PE...

You're kidding right??? Did you not watch the video? There is a lot of detail packed in this kit! $80 is a steal!!!

@@Bilbirk62So you don't mind forking over 80 bucks for a hunk of plastic. Great for you. I'm not.