Thanks guy’s. Humor is alway’s a good vaccine![:)]
hmmmmm…i’ve got two of ICM’s Luchs kits I believe. not sur if theyr the same ones as u got…sry ta hear bout yur luck man. but nevr fear, there’s sur to be somthin else ta capture ur imagination along the way.
This is the one I purchased. http://www.squadron.com/ItemDetails.asp?item=IC35121
I would be interested to know, if you have the same ones, if the decals were included for ALL the varients shown in the instructions or if it is just one. I just mailed it back today and hope to have better luck when I get a replacement, but I am not holding my breath. If it has all the pieces, I will be happy. I can scrounge the decals if needed
I’ve got the Mirage Luchs, and it looks intact. I don’t mean to besmerch ICM, but for armor,
I’ve had not luck with them. Their aircraft are much better.
I know that the Mirage kit is in the $20 range.[C):-)]
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Let me know how the Mirage goes together. Does it have multple options for decals? If so, I may also get that and build two. Never turn down an excuse to by more kits
Hey Jason,
Sorry about the bad luck with the Luchs kit. I built this kit straight from the box. I suggest you get the after market tracks and accessories. It really is a very good kit. Word of caution: the sprocket wheel halves do not have a pin to align to each other (mine didn’t). So make sure the sprocket teeth are aligned to each other when you add the track links.
TigerII
I think I will be getting some AM parts for this one. I did send it back, I have some time before I decided. Thanks Manuel for the heads up on the sprocket wheels. I will be careful
Good news.
The Mirage Luchs comes with 3 paint options and the Hasegawa 1/72esque set of decals that contains a lot of numbers and a few crosses. [}:)]
The kit is next on my list to complete after our show in September. If you are near Rochester, NY, please go.
My quick review of the kit shows rope, photoetch, and flat panel construction with pretty
nice looking moldings. I can’t wait to build it.
G[:-^]