| Date of Review |
May 2008 |
| Manufacturer |
Archer Fine Transfers |
| Subject |
Staghound Mk.I 2nd NZ Div Cav, Italy 1944 |
| Scale |
1/35 |
| Set Number |
AR35279 |
| Pros |
Interesting Staghound markings |
| Cons |
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| Skill Level |
Experienced |
| MSRP (USD) |
$6.95 |
Those of you who've been modeling a while are familiar with
the Archer Fine Transfers' line of markings. What is especially
nice with Archer's products is that they are dry transfers,
so you don't have to gloss coat your armor model just to avoid
the ever-present threat of decal silvering which is common
to waterslide decals that are applied to flat or rough paint
surfaces. Simply rub these on and press on with your weathering.
Here is a new release from Archer's prolific line-up just
in time for the recent 1/35 Staghound kits: this is a vehicle
assigned to the 2nd New Zealand Divisional Cavalry as seen
in Italy during operations in 1944. The vehicle is serial number
F214127, tactical numer 5 with the name 'Bambino' in honor
of its current operating area.
Overall these are all great sheets as we have come to expect no less from
AFT, and they have not disappointed.
My sincere thanks to Archer
Fine Transfers for this review sample.
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