I want to get a T-34 tank and I keep seeing that Cyber-Hobby may come out with one. 1st was an add in the Tiger DAK (kit #1), and most lately in the Finescale “How to weather…” mag on the inside back cover of a CH T-34/76 (shown as kit #14). Well #14 was not the T-34, but the 38(t). I may not be able to wait and have to settle for another Dragon kit…geeesh.
Please don’t misunderstand my tone here…I’m still in “friendly mode”. I don’t understand your posting. CH kits ARE Dragon kits. Outside of the already normally released T34/85 with bedspring armor, the special variations that would key the release of a CH kit T34/76 would be limited? I personally can’t think of any reason to release a limited run T34/76 or 85, what would be the uniqueness? Why would one pay the premium price for a CH release when the "cookie cutter nature of the T34 doesn’t lend itself (historically) to special modifications or features. I mean the captured versions are already released …(modified with a PzIV cupola).
I mean, there isn’t any added feature (that I can think of) that one could not create on a released Dragon T34/76 with plasticard.
Maybe CH has realized this with some kind of market survey and changed thier plans.
If I’ve missed the point here, please don’t hesitate to set me straight.
regards,
Steve
regards,
Steve
Hello Steve,
It’s all good…I just wonder why advertisments for it keep popping up. I’m not too familiar with Russian tanks so perhaps my waiting for the CH kit isn’t neccesary. I didn’t realize the limited nature of the T-34 variations (I’m mostly a German snob). I assumed they added or intend to add to an existing Dragon kit to make it CH worthy. And the most recent adveritsement was from the FSM special issue I just got.
No biggie either way 
J