good starter armour models

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good starter armour models

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dose anyone know and good starter Armour models? if so please write below :th:
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Tamiya Pz.II DAK :hi: 1/35
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Any 1/48 tamiya kit.
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Agree with both of the above.
1/48 might cost a bit more, but some of the older 1970s Tamiya 1/35 kits can be sought out cheaply on Ebay.
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thanks guys this has been helpful!
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Say away from Dragon kits, until you do some research on them.

Tamiya is probably your best bet.

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