T-70M Early Type Soviet Light Tank Miniart 1/35

T-70M Early Type Soviet Light Tank Miniart 1/35 AFV RUSSIA
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It is a kit purchased from a Poland hobby shop pretty long ago by personal imports. I made it in March 2009.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 BOX PACKAGEThis kit is from Ukraine; the company’s name is Mini Art. As many as five Winter coat Russian tank figures are attached.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 MAKINGStrong curves on these parts from the first. I am becoming doubtful about finishing it up.
(2009/03/18)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 MAKINGThe plastic material was soft, and I could adjust them easily though there were many distortions. Recovery is easy.
(2009/03/20)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 MAKINGI am surprised by the small number of parts in this kit, the same size as Stuart but with a very simple structure.
(2009/03/21)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 MAKINGPhoto from the rear.
(2009/03/21)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 MAKINGHeadlights are clear parts.
(2009/03/21)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 PAINTINGBasic paint in green. I’ll paint it white so not so serious about the condition at the moment.
(2009/03/21)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 PAINTINGI chose one figure from the attachment, a Russian tank soldier who wore heavy winter clothing. Since the hatch is large, the figure that puts on the heavy winter clothing is neatly installed.
(2009/03/22)

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 PAINTINGWinter camouflage, I lightly blew white.
(2009/03/26)

T-70M Early Type Soviet Light Tank Miniart 1/35The T-70 light tank was completed. This tank is one flow process from T-30, T-50, and T-60, and the Soviet army light tank has been improved like this. Only a front armor was strength equal to T-34.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOT-70 began to appear around the summer of 1942 and supplemented the corner of the front in a bad circumstances. The vehicle was made of camouflage in winter since the attachment figure was winter specification.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOWhen it became a good accent, the red decal made the desired choice for the white ground. However, maybe it’s a qualitative problem. I tried to stick by a decal fit, but it did not go well. After all, I drew the number with my brush.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOThe body is simple, even if I see it from the front and the back.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOSince I draw eyes too large every time, this one is too small. It’s not a powerful expression as solder. I think that the molding of the prototype is excellent. I added the shoulder strap from a small plastic plate.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOI could not fix the figure looking forward because the hatch was too large.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOAfter splaying the mat white to the groundwork of the dark green, I painted with my brush irregularly on purpose. It is a setting where an actual situation is painted with a brush.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOI changed the chipping color in some places, dark green and the other in black.

T-70 SOVIET LIGHT TANK MINIART 1/35 FINISHED PHOTOThe AFV of Mini Art is recommended for easy assembly comparatively to other Eastern European kits though I made this company’s one for the first time. The instruction manual is all colored.
(2009/04/03)