Panzer 38(t) / Marder by Plastic Soldier Company

Finally got my hands on a couple of boxes of these itty bitty vehicles from Plastic Soldier Company. It's a rather nice kit!
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[@JamesBrowningII]

Nice. I need to get a box of these for my PSC Germans.

[@trekanbelluvitsh]

Very nice. Gonna build one soon and paint it as being in romanien service.

[@brianbetteridge8364]

very good review ty

[@HerbertErpaderp]

+Brian Betteridge Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@Souza45]

I love u videos i wish have this stuuf back here on Brazil

[@cy2087]

These are pretty impressive given the scale and expense. I have a question about the Marder build. The gun itself is mounted on a pin to give it mobility, but the inner gun shield seemed to be part of the two halves of the upper assembly. That would heavily restrict the mobility of the pin mounted gun or keep it from moving at all. Did you consider cutting out the inner gunshield and finding a way to directly mount it to the gun so that the inner shield would actually turn with the gun? Having built the kit, do you think that's even feasible? Hope to see the paint job you did on these soon. Thanks.

[@HerbertErpaderp]

***** It looks like it would be impossible to trim the inner gun shield and attach it to the gun. You'd have empty space to either side when you moved the gun left or right which would look bad. I hadn't considered it really. I am sure it could be done if you wanted to fashion an entirely new inner gun shield. It would be a bit of extra work, I personally wouldn't bother, but I bet it could be done if you consider it worth the effort.

[@definitelynotteun]

Hey herbert, I want to start playing ww2 games but dont know whether to start flames of war or bolt action. Wich of the two do you think has better tank warfare ?

[@folknboat69]

Consider Battlegroup rules instead beats them both hands down and work well for 15mm

[@KeeferAGM45]

What is that glue gun you're using? It looks sweet and "to the point"!

[@Panzerschrauber1]

What is the Scale of this Models?

[@HerbertErpaderp]

Panzerschrauber1 15mm scale or 1:100.

[@ethan5354]

No Hetzer? I thought it was a Pz. 38(t) variant, but might be 38(nA).

[@HerbertErpaderp]

I think the hetzer's hull was slightly wider or longer or something... It wasn't exactly the same as the 38t, just similar. I'd love a PSC hetzer though!

[@thelittlestmig3394]

neuer Art was a dead end and Hetzers used late 38(t) hulls as is. PSC probaly didn't include Hetzer bits as that sprue is already full of stuff.

[@mrflapjacklover]

I don't believe that a better is in the works because the hetzer uses a wider hull, only the tracks were the same

[@HerbertErpaderp]

+a .webster Yeah, you're probably right. Personally I wouldn't complain about a hetzer that was a tiny bit too narrow, but I imagine a lot of people would be put off by that.

[@mrflapjacklover]

***** they're available from the plastic soldier company website

[@HerbertErpaderp]

+a .webster Yup. A lot of places or websites that sell wargaming minis should have them too.

[@BlackRazor54]

How many of each tank is included?

[@RealKull]

two sprues, each sprue will produce a single vehicle in any of the variants

[@HerrRoehrich]

Just too bad there's no FlaK Pz. 38(t) option...

[@raseli4066]

What scale is these tanks?

[@davidhadskey5979]

15mm (1:100)