Plastic Soldier Company sdkfz 251/C 1/72 Scale Review

[@patsparks8731]

Hi Ronan, I really enjoy these 1/72 kit reviews. I have a few of these plastic soldier kits and they are great for the many reasons you’ve pointed out here in your video. I have the 250 version of the Halftrack and sure would like to find this set as well. Hope you’re doing well and I imagine that your Young Lad is all grown up now like my Sons. In fact both have now graduated from College. Wishing you all the best. Your older videos still hold up and are entertaining.

[@peterbiddy]

Ronan, Artist is David Pentland.

[@sandtable8091]

The B version was the original Matchbox and the earliest volume production model. The C was the commonest varient and the D was the very late stripped down quick production type. PSC gear is just superb! Thanks for the review

[@tidianedrame8454]

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[@garyjust.johnson1436]

I would like to get one or more of these kits to build for myself.

[@davidkinane6307]

Thanks for the review, looking to get some of these but I am torn between C and D. Nice to see a fellow Tipperary man doing this too. I am a complete novice to this and PSC look like they are a good entry point.

[@mikesmith2905]

Just realised, looking at the sprue, it could form the basis for an sdkfz 11, handy if they do one (I have some First To Fight examples but they do not come with much by way of extra detailing)

[@PanzermansBunker]

Good review. Not a bad model. Good for war gaming....not serious static display. Bill

[@wimziekman1104]

The 37mm pak disappeared later in the war because later on it had no effect against more modern tanks.

[@hanssmidt12]

Found your channel and subed