Your forum dedicated to 1/32nd and smaller plastic and metal figures and vehicles.
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scbvideoboy
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by scbvideoboy » Sat Aug 04, 2007 10:07 am
A Motorworks 1/32 Matilda MKII in box. Appears to have some metal as it feels heavy. I'll get some pics up soon.
I'm not into 1/32 but thought this was different enough to buy.
After looking at this tank, we need one in the bigger scales
DH
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ChairmanMilo
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by ChairmanMilo » Sat Aug 04, 2007 10:52 am
It is heavy - the little bugger weighs more than most of the other 1:32 armour that I own. I'd say it weighs as much as a FoV Tiger! Hurray for metal content. With the thick armour that the Matilda IIs had in real life, it's only fair that it would weigh so much.
Congratulations on finding a bargain like that! The first two releases (the El Alamein and then the Tobruk versions) are retired as far as I know. The third variant hasn't been released yet as far as I know, and it looks like it has a paint scheme from earlier in the war than El Alamein (possibly France?).
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scbvideoboy
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by scbvideoboy » Sat Aug 04, 2007 11:56 am
I am so disappointed! Here I thought I was getting some rare 21C release and the bottom of the base frame says... Forces of Valor.
I thought motorworks was solely 21c stuff.
Oh well, sure is cool. Where is the 1/18 version!!!!!!
DH
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DomiUK
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by DomiUK » Sat Aug 04, 2007 2:44 pm
not one to be disapointed on.
The first FOV Matilda is a true gem.
the fact it is an unusual choice just makes it better.