A very useful review, indeed, especially as I collect up references for my Mirror Models, Ltd (LZ Models) C15TA.

Now have a copy of this book on order, and I'm hoping that it'll cover the engine details well enough to do the Mirror Models kit some justice.

I guess Libor's hints were not too much after all!

(PS: I'm also looking forward to the Otter Mk1 next month.)

Mr. Libor, I'm afraid you have

SAID

TOO

MUCH!

Now you must die.

Oddjob? Take care of this please.







Paul

LOL did I say resin....

Good to see another reference for the vehicle coming out, fingers crossesd for both an Armoured and Open Top version in plastic.

Cheers

Al

For those who can't wait for Styrene, there is a resin one from Wespe. It's not a great kit. Not at all bad, roughly 80's/early 90's level casting technology. I haven't measured it to check for accuracy, but it is basic in a number of areas.

The parts are cleanly moulded though with relatively few bubbles but some of the mould shift can be brutal, especially on the smaller cylindrical parts.

HTH

Paul

No Libor, I mean I heard there was going to be one in Styrene, not resin

yeah Chris, I think I do know a little
Cheers
Libor

Nice review and I too would love a kit! What an interesting vehicle.








~ Jeff

Actually Kevin, I have thought about kitting this; even getting so far as measuring one, but I think there were rumours a little while ago about a plastic kit. Anyone know any more about that?

Jim

Excellent review, and I do with there was a model available for this interesting vehicle.

thanks for the review.

Kevin

Jim Rae takes a look at Capricorn Publications' latest title in their useful Army Wheels in Detail series. This time, the subject is the GM 15TA Armoured Truck.

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