The follow-up photo-etched set for the Jagdtiger 1:35 from Royal Model adds a second helping of metal details for this heavy tank destroyer.
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The manufacturer divided the equipment for this giant machine into two packages, and this is the later one. It brings further thin parts that come into their own on a large vehicle wherever a plastic mold necessarily simplified things. Both parts can be put together, but it works just as well to use this one alone; the basic model is bought separately.
The designers took the hull of a heavy tank, lengthened it and set a fixed superstructure with a 12.8 cm gun on it. The result was the most powerful series-built anti-tank weapon of the war, but also a machine that barely fitted on a bridge and whose engine was underpowered for such a weight. The traverse of the gun was minimal, so aiming to the side meant turning the whole vehicle. Only a handful were built and most were destroyed by their own crews once the fuel ran out.
Mask the transition between the metal and the plastic with a thin layer of putty or a texture paste. The bolts and rivets on the etched metal stand out once a dark shade is run into the recesses. Apply pigments on the running gear sparingly and rather in a band above it, where the dust settled most.
The package holds metal parts, not a plastic kit or modeling chemicals.
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