Das Werk 1/35 Panther G In Box and Build Review

[@michaelhatch6418]

Great post. Like the format.

[@glennvogt1194]

Got mine just last week. Very nice kit.

[@malemodeler7]

Nice job Brett! really interesting thought with having a rear idler that we could adjust because the back of my tracks have the same "extra link" sag. That would be really useful in Tamiya kits too, where I find the tracks to generally be on the tight side. Love the video as always

[@garypic4083]

Just found your channel good stuff

[@kenhanson1819]

Great review, Brett! I really prefer this style of review. I see this kit finding its way to my stash, in the not-too-distant future.

[@BrettG64]

Thanks, Ken. I think you'll like it.

[@PeterDean-i9k]

Hi Brett, I don’t usually comment but I feel I must say I very much enjoyed this type of review, the presentation was perfect for me , please do more.

[@BrettG64]

Thanks, Peter... that is exactly the type of feedback I'm looking for.

[@DutchDaveModels]

I like this format of review 🌟👍🌟

[@BrettG64]

Thanks, Dave... I appreciate the feedback

[@ModelkitStuff]

The wheel construction is intresting, I can see how that would appeal to some.

[@steviegibson5847]

Dragon done this on a tiger way back in 2012! Orange box Tiger value pack.

[@BrettG64]

Works really well. Speeds up assembly and helps a bit with alignment. There really isn't any drawback to the design as far as I can see.

[@steviegibson5847]

Fantastic review, Brett. Superb value for money and ideal for a beginner or if someone wanted a really quick build. Ive had that problem with the tracks too! If theres enough left over, i usually put the sag to the tront and it looks better but more than acceptable both ways. Kutgw.

[@BrettG64]

Stevie! Good to hear from you! I thought the same with the tracks, but the front part is a single piece from the lower part of the drive sprocket to the first road wheel. I probably could have flexed it a bit, but there you go... hindsight is 20/20!

[@MadGeniusProductions_MGP]

Definitely like this kind of review Brett. Been saying for years (don't know why I don't take my own advice lol) that folks should be doing reviews like this instead of just showing plastic in the box which doesn't really benefit me (in my opinion at least). These super blitz kits are for sure going to be interesting and hope they take off

[@BrettG64]

Thanks, Joe... I am with you. In box reviews are for the most part, no help at all. It may look great in the box, but how does it fit? It always cracks me up because you can tell who gets the kits for free to "review" them. How do you give a kit an excellent rating just by looking at the sprues? LAL

[@johnburger8762]

I enjoy the build more, I don't care much for painting and dealing. I've never tried weathering at this time. That's a bit daunting for me.

[@BrettG64]

Thanks for the comment. I am with you. Sometimes I'll do the build, paint it and then place it on the shelf. Its got to the point that I don't really find weathering necessary unless I am following a photo or something.

[@jefferystrong6852]

I like this style of video. Every time a new kit comes out, everybody piles on. Pointing out any snags or problems is what I'm interested in. Not a fan of link and length tracks.

[@BrettG64]

Bingo, Jeffery. In box without a build is pretty much worthless...