First Impressions - Tamiya Sdkfz 231

[@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681]

I'm feeling very British today here in Arkansas it's raining and I'm listening to Travis on my Pandora and watching my mate give a awesome review and unboxing, life couldn't be better!

[@ModelkitStuff]

Its definitely British weather, rainy weather this side of the pond too. Keep your eye out for the January Roundup there is something in there your going to love

[@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681]

@@ModelkitStuff awesome I sure will and I just got back on here, I haven't been watching videos for about two weeks because my son and his wife and my grandbabies were in for Christmas and they left to go back to New York

[@JeffDonahueScaleModeling]

Hi Jason, nice model of the finished kit! This would be a great kit for someone with limited time time for building. Just enough details to make a nice vehicle, but not so many that it takes for ever to build. I like your diorama, adding people and animals gives you a real sense of the size of the vehicle. Thanks for sharing. See you next time.

[@gavinbooth]

Thanks for the review marra its a pity you cant open the lids just a bit more interior was all that would have been needed . Regards Gav.

[@toboldlygosmodelworks1973]

Ah the 38T, not bad for a Skoda- Just don't mention Horch (Audi) 😉 I find the Sonderkraftfahrzeug interesting, looking forward to the Puma.

[@bejayme]

Nice one

[@kentbarnes1955]

Interesting subject, good review. And I never knew Tamiya marked their kits IF they were a re-boxing of someone else's (I actually went and checked the Tamiya kits in my stash...all Tamiya originals...I guess). Nice job on the diorama.

[@ModelkitStuff]

Thank you

[@flitsertheo]

Apparently Tamiya is the importer of Italeri kits in Japan, and as a result you'll find several Italeri kits in Tamiya boxes. Usually unchanged though with a few extra parts (photo-etch, alu gun barrel, figurines,...) added. Unfortunately the price hike is considerable for those few extra parts.