(Pics) M-46 Patton & SA-2 Guideline Missiles

Model Maniac Page 20 - Part B is now available!.
New additions are as follows:

  • Trumpeter’s Type 59 Chinese Tank w/ 120 mm Gun
  • Dragon’s M-46 Patton
  • Trumpeter’s SA-2 Guideline Missile on Transport Trailer

(Russian Army)

  • German Soldier On Rail 1:16
  • Tamiya’s German Soldiers WWII (from its King Tiger 1:16’s

box)

  • CMK’s Pz.Kpfw 35 (t) / Skoda LT vz.35
  • Diorama “German Cavalry Troops” using Dragon’s Cavalry

Troops (revisit)

All by ‘Art Instructor’

Sample pics:

For more pics, please use the link below:

http://www.falconbbs.com/model20b.htm

Enjoy viewing!

Thanks for the update! Impressive, as always!

As always, very good work, especially on the SAM. Been waiting to build that one for a while [:D]

Great looking models!

Holy [censored]!!! Those are some of if not the best builds I have seen. Very impressed.

Very nicely done kits, thanks.

impressive. very impressive. thanks for the peek.

joe

Wow! Those are really great! Amazing work.

Thanks so much for all your kind comments and compliments. ‘Art Instructor’ and I really appreciate them!. [:)]

Just out of curiosity, is this just a personal site showcasing your personal collection? In the last few months, there have been so many great builds, I was just curious about it [:)]

Forgot to ask ya I have been eyeballin that kit for awhile and wanted to know what the differance is between that one and the other the koreans or veitcong used. Looks to me it is just the grill on the cab of the truck. That kit is great looking in the box.

zokissima, 99.9% of the models on my site are my personal collection. ‘Art Instructor’ has been working for me for about 5 years now and he has built hundreds of models & dio’s for me. There are two other modelers too.

thundergod, the Trumpeter’s SA-2 w/ Transport Trailer comes with decals for 3 Armies - Egyptian, Russian and North Vietnam. There’s no differences in models and boxarts, just in decals. I may need another box to make into an NVA version, just to have them all. :wink:

It really is an amazing kit. I was reading a review of it in MMiR recently, and the author actually said that it surpassed a Tamiya kit. I completely and wholeheartedly agree. Tamiya is good, but not THAT good. If they released a comparable kit, it’d probably cost twice as much.
FYI the difference is in the truck. The Soviets licensed it out to the Chinese, who built their own indeginous version of it. There are some minor mechanical differences in the real thing. Don’t know if this is represented in the kit itself. Either way, it really is a stunning model.

Hundreds? Well, you certainly live up to your nickname then [:D]
Do you build any of them?
My compliments to your modelers, as they always do a superb job, at least from all the posts you’ve made.

Awesome!

Thanks . Then I am looking at what I did in the LHS., apon opening it I was floored and was told the only differance betwween the if if there is two is the grills on the truck. Either way for 50.00$ its a super detail high quality kitfrom the looks of it. Even out does the tamiya M26dragonwagon.

Ok found the differance the one I am looking to buy is the chinese version with the HQ-2 missle kit#0205? yours is 0204? or visea versa.

zokissima, I quitted modeling myself some 4-5 years ago since I have no talent at all in modeling. In the past the biggest piece I built myself was Tamiya’s Yamato Battleship 1:350 which took me 4 days for assembling and 2 days for painting (simple, one color for upper half of the ship). Thanks for your compliments to my modelers.

Erock68, many thanks for your kind words!.

thundergod, I think you and zokissima are right, there’s another box which is Chinese version of SA-2. I forgot to check out my Trumpeter’s Catalog before answering your previous inquiry. The kits costed me only $36 each, a little cheaper than $50 a piece that you quoted.

These are truly impressive pieces, ModelManiac! Caught your message in the other forum and Im awed by your collection. Thanks for sharing these!

Very nice kits, thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much, allan and Dave. It’s very kind of you!. [:)]