Stopping for the Night - 1/35 BA=20M
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2015 2:36 am
Hi all
I've been slowly picking away at this little oddball for a while and thought it was about time to bring her to life. I plan, eventually, to give her a home on a little vignette. But for now, I give you, my 1/35 Russian Armored Car BA-20M!

This kit, manufacturer unknown, was made in Russia in 1990, making it older than me and manufactured in the dying days of the USSR
As such, it is rife with all the problems you could ask for: Ejector pin marks, flash, sink-marks, radioactive plastic (that last one is speculation). However, so far its been an interesting build. The kit is simple, with only two sprues and 4 steps in the instructions (written in Russian, of course).
[imghttp://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/t453/SCHANCKSTA/DSCN0271_zpsxkfoayig.jpg[/img]



Here's where I'm at right now:



There are fit-issues galore and the instructions are ambiguous, but with some TLC this may turn out to be a quality model.
Thanks for watching, as always, comments and suggestions are encouraged.
Cheers-
I've been slowly picking away at this little oddball for a while and thought it was about time to bring her to life. I plan, eventually, to give her a home on a little vignette. But for now, I give you, my 1/35 Russian Armored Car BA-20M!

This kit, manufacturer unknown, was made in Russia in 1990, making it older than me and manufactured in the dying days of the USSR
[imghttp://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/t453/SCHANCKSTA/DSCN0271_zpsxkfoayig.jpg[/img]



Here's where I'm at right now:



There are fit-issues galore and the instructions are ambiguous, but with some TLC this may turn out to be a quality model.
Thanks for watching, as always, comments and suggestions are encouraged.
Cheers-