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PanzerPrinter
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The Box
The model arrives in its postage package from Shapeways.
It did have its own ziplock bag.
It did have its own ziplock bag.
The Model
PanzerPrinter is a company owned by Roman Vasyliev. He uses 3D modelling and printing to create unsual and rare models in 1/72
He offers a 100% money back garuntee if you don't like the model and have even got as far as painting it.
The model is not a kit as such. It consists of only 2 parts, the hull and the turret.
It should be easy to assemble.
The model has a coarse texture, else where referred to as stratification (like stratified rock) which is due to the plastic material and printing process.
The process holds an adequate amount of detail.
He offers a 100% money back garuntee if you don't like the model and have even got as far as painting it.
The model is not a kit as such. It consists of only 2 parts, the hull and the turret.
It should be easy to assemble.
The model has a coarse texture, else where referred to as stratification (like stratified rock) which is due to the plastic material and printing process.
The process holds an adequate amount of detail.
The Sprue
Conclusion
While the model is not as smooth as injection kits, it is certainly a welcome addition of an unusual tank to the early panzer collection.
The museum cannot wait to restore it and see it painted.
The museum cannot wait to restore it and see it painted.