ARM: Review - J's Work 1/35 scale Modern Military Equipment Set

Jul 01, 2012 0 Replies

Kit Review: J=92s Work 1/35 scale Kit No. PPA001; Modern Military Equipment= Set; 180 parts in grey stryene; price US$17.95



Advantages: quick way to =93bulk up=94 racks and cargo areas in modern vehi= cles, especially US ones



Disadvantages: no decals for detailing the items



Rating: Highly Recommended



Recommendation: for all modern military vehicle fans



Lately it seems more and more Chinese model companies are getting into Wes= tern markets, and this is the latest one I have come across. Sponsored by e=



-tailer Lucky Model, this nice new set provides a wealth of load-out items = for modern armored and softskin vehicles.



First is a set of eight 200 liter (55 gallon) fuel drums. These are the ve= rsion seen with extra reinforcing rings in the top and bottom thirds of the= barrels. Each comes with a top with bung hole and vent hole, both with plu= gs in them.=20



Next is a set of four plastic barrels which are used for either liquid or = dry chemicals by many countries.=20



Four heavy-duty carrying cases are provided, which appear much like instru= ment cases used for a number of items like surveyor=92s transits or other d= elicate items.=20



Eight each modern injected plastic water cans and metal fuel cans are prov= ided; the water jugs have two plugs (pour and vent) and the fuel cans a twi= st-off cap.=20



Finally, the ever handy .50 caliber ammunition can and 20mm ammo box are i= ncluded, as they always make handy items for stowing things (I used to use = one for model paint). The 50s are in four parts and the 20s in six, but all= have recognizable details on them.=20



All items are nicely molded, but J=92s Works does not provide any decals f= or detailing the items which is a bit of a shame.=20



Overall this is a nice set and sure to be useful for anyone modeling curre= nt vehicles.=20



Cookie Sewell


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