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EL055 Website: Product Web Page: View Product Provided By: Plus Model IPMS Seattle Chapter Newsletter Page 1 Plus Model Panzerfaust 60 Set by Eric Christianson, IPMS # 42218 Scale: 1/35 Company: Plus Model Price: $4.60 Product/Stock #: EL055 Website: http://plusmodel.cz Product Web Page: View Product provided by: Plus Model The Panzerfaust (“armor fist” or “tank fist”) was a cheap, single shot, recoilless German anti- tank weapon of World War II. It consisted of a small, disposable preloaded launch tube firing a high explosive anti-tank warhead, and was operated by a single soldier. The Panzerfaust was in service from 1942 until the end of the war. Plus Model out of Czechoslovakia continues to add to its list of quality aftermarket and modeling supply products; this time with a package of EasyLine Panzerfaust 60 weapons in Once clipped, sanded, painted with their own Airbrush 1/35th scale. and weathered they look right Thinner. at home in any WWII diorama The package contains five or German AFV. I recommend this Plus Model tubes molded in light grey product for any modeler who resin, and a small decal sheet I finished these by applying a wants to add a little realism to with red markings that say primer coat of Gunze Mr. their work with quality after- ‘Achtung! Feuerstrahl!’ Surfacer 1200, followed by a market products. (“Attention! Fire Jet!”) for each. coat of Tamiya Dark Yellow lightened by a little Tamiya I would like to thank the Plus The parts are protected in Deck Tan, thinned 50/50 with Model for providing this product easily removable resin ‘jackets’ Gunze Mr. Color Leveling for review, and to IPMS USA for to prevent damage in shipping. Thinner. After applying the giving me the opportunity to decals I sprayed them with build it. Vallejo Flat Varnish cut 50/50 .
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