WAK Panzer II

charliec

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I noticed on the GPM web site that WAK are releasing a 1/25 model of the Panzer II Ausf L Luchs (Lynx) in March.

Looks like WAK are positioning themselves for niche armour models
when you consider their offerings so far:

Autoblinda AB-41
Porsche Tiger
Panzer I Ausf F

The Panzer I model looks pretty impressive - no interior but lots of exterior
detail. It looks quite well engineered as well.

Regards,

Charlie
 

Clashster

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I have the Tiger - although no interior also, it is rather impressive looking (at least flat on the pages!). A lot of detail and the graphics are very sharp! I continually keep my eye out for more WAK offerings!

Chris
 

rjm

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WAK Autoblinda AB-41 does have complete interior.
Looks like it's a captured Italian machine used in
North Africa by the Polish Carpathian Lancer outfit
around Tobruck (sp). Strangely it uses three sand
tires (two as spares) and three highway tires.
Four pages of diagram instructions.

Bob
 

WAK

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We have also in our offer polish half-track armoured car WZ.28 (with interior) - interesting sample of pre-WW2 armoured cars.

In 2007 we plan to publish 4-6 "panzer" models - Axis, Allied and probably one from WW1.
 

josve

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Thats good news!!
Do you have any plans of getting the homesite in english??
I find it a bit difficult to place an order when I'm not sure of what I'm doing :)
 

WAK

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More about model od LUCHS:

Camouflage - 116th Panzer Division
Autor: Mariusz Kurzynski (PzKpfw. I Aufs. F, Tiger (P))
Sheets with parts: 14xA4
Assembly draws: 38
Parts: 2723 ;-)

Few sheets images:



























To Luchs we have in offer:
- laser cut parts (frames, wheels, few other parts)
- metal barrel 2cm KwK 38 (fits to Flak 38, Mobelwagen, Wirbelwind, ...)
- and on order laser cut tracks
 
josve said:
LOL I guess it's going to be a lot of fun to have a go on that one!
In for a syncronbuild :)

A syncronbuild, eh?
Yes, I am, but are you willing to wait for me?

The only problem is that you can get it just as soon as its available and I have to wait a year for it to be available here in the US.
If I was able to order direct it would cost me twice the model price for shipping.:cry:

I priced the new Modelik models coming out and they would cost me triple the price of the model to get them now.
I would rather wait a year and get them here and only have to pay a couple dollars for shipment.

Russell
 

josve

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I'll wait Russell!
I have a bunch of projects coming up as you know.....and that will take a while :)
So a year will be just fine!