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Hey all 

Andys Hobbys Headquarters has announced a new kit from Takom. A WW2 German 1/16 sdkfz 251/1 ausf d. He said it has full interior detail. And its on preorder right know for $109.99.

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Very nice but I’ll stay with 35th. 16th probably needs a lot of real estate when complete. Also I’m still disappointed (albeit haven’t seen one in person) concerning the detail or lack of the amount of detail which I would thought would be synonymous with basically doubling the size.


Hubert please correct my maths to seven decimal places……….

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  On 5/26/2023 at 12:42 PM, Bomber_County said:

Very nice but I’ll stay with 35th. 16th probably needs a lot of real estate when complete. Also I’m still disappointed (albeit haven’t seen one in person) concerning the detail or lack of the amount of detail which I would thought would be synonymous with basically doubling the size.


Hubert please correct my maths to seven decimal places……….

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Yeah I get it, 1/16th isn't for everyone. For me as I get older and my eyesight gets worse, I have been moving up in scale. 1/48 to 1/32 to 1/24 now to 1/16, boy if my eyes get any worse I'll be working on 1 to1, gheesh!

 As for detail, my Trumpeter Panzer IV Ausf H is very detailed, as far as I'm concerned. The 1/16 Tiger VI Ausf E is very detailed. Yeah the tool clamps don't open/close, but you can make them work, very difficult if not impossible in 1/35. They do take up alot of space in a cabinet or shelf, therefore why I said there not for everyone.

Ron G 

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  On 5/26/2023 at 12:42 PM, Bomber_County said:

Very nice but I’ll stay with 35th. 16th probably needs a lot of real estate when complete. Also I’m still disappointed (albeit haven’t seen one in person) concerning the detail or lack of the amount of detail which I would thought would be synonymous with basically doubling the size.


Hubert please correct my maths to seven decimal places……….

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Your wish is my command, dear sir.

A 1/16 kit uses 10.4675293 times more volume (and 4.78515625 times more shelf area) than the 1/35 equivalent 😉

HTH

Hubert

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  On 5/26/2023 at 4:52 PM, HubertB said:

Your wish is my command, dear sir.

A 1/16 kit uses 10.4675293 times more volume (and 4.78515625 times more shelf area) than the 1/35 equivalent 😉

HTH

Hubert

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You just couldn’t resist………..

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Having just picked up the recent Andy's Tiger, I'd love a Firefly in 1/16  but that's about it. Maybe the Das Werk Stug III but they're almost double in price now for some reason. 

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I'm probably the only person to want this, but I'd like to see a large 1/16

Matilda or even cooler....a 1/16 Churchill tank. Or.....a 1/16 universal carrier!

British subjects in 1/16 are, I think, underrepresented.

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A 1/16 Universal carrier would still be small. A Churchill would be cool, especially an AVRE one. 

I would love a Firefly 1C with the hybrid hull myself in 1/16. 

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  On 6/13/2023 at 3:25 AM, BlrwestSiR said:

A 1/16 Universal carrier would still be small. A Churchill would be cool, especially an AVRE one. 

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Takom has a habit of producing small tanks and other vehicles in 1/16.

Such as the Type 94, ontos, jeep, west German wiesel etc....so, I think it's

a possibility.... Would be cool anyway. Riich Models has a nice Universal in

1/35 ....I've taken an interest in getting that one.....but in 1/16 much better!

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  On 6/13/2023 at 3:32 AM, belugawhaleman said:

Takom has a habit of producing small tanks and other vehicles in 1/16.

Such as the Type 94, ontos, jeep, west German wiesel etc....so, I think it's

a possibility.... Would be cool anyway. Riich Models has a nice Universal in

1/35 ....I've taken an interest in getting that one.....but in 1/16 much better!

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Takom also does the Tiger 1 (AHHQ) and panzer iii in 1/16 scale 

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