Re: ARM: Review - cyber-hobby 1/35 scale "Black Knights" StuG III Ausf.

snipped-for-privacy@aol.com wrote: : : Over the years I have followed the evolution of Dragon???s cyber- : hobby.com boutique affiliate from what appears to be the sublime to : now the totally ridiculous. : C'mon Cookie - quit sugar coating it, and tell us how you _really_ feel!

What I am curious about is whether or not you have seen the "Lifecolor" Soviet WWII Army color set? The 4BO seems to be way too yellow for what I understand the color to be - it looks more like old grainy/German mustard that it does a green color.

Bruce

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Bruce,

Not yet -- haven't had a chance to pick up the set but have heard the same from other folks as well.

The two best ones I have seen so far are the one from AKAN which is a Russian company and ModelMakerZ from the US. Both are acrylics.

Cookie

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snipped-for-privacy@aol.com wrote: : : The two best ones I have seen so far are the one from AKAN which is a : Russian company and ModelMakerZ from the US. Both are acrylics. : Interesting. From the looks of it, Gunze Mr. Color Russian Green 2 seems close to the ModelMakerz 4BO.

They also have a white primer, which is interesting. It is bad enough to get yellow to cover anything to start with...

Bruce

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Rufus> Gernot Hassenpflug wrote: >>>>>>> "AMPSOne" == AMPSOne writes: >> >> AMPSOne> Overall, this kit may be popular in Japan where the comic AMPSOne> is published, but to me it is an embarrassment and demeans AMPSOne> the hobby and a good kit. >> >> Hi, I had a good laugh here! Thanks for the review. Obviously, >> this will sell in Japan. But I agree with your sentiments. Let me >> just say that only in Japan will a conversation include jokes >> about how to line up for food at Auschwitz. Not to mention there >> is apparently a comic book series called "Maus", about >> .... Auschwitz.

Rufus> The exception being that "Maus" is written to be a point of Rufus> social commentary - written by an actual Holocaust survivor, Rufus> Vladek Spiegelman. It's a graphic novel, not a "comic book" Rufus> per se, and won the Pulitzer in 1992.

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Rufus> Maus wasn't written for laughs...its commentary is more along Rufus> the lines of "Animal Farm". Except that it's a first hand Rufus> viewpoint. Which makes it more of a documentary, really.

Rufus> -- - Rufus

Thanks for the information, I should have checked it out myself, had never heard of it before.

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I've only scanned parts of it myself...I need to get copies of the two books and sit down and read them. As a history study...

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Rufus

reccomend it most highly gernot. it helped me undertand what happened in europe. if you need help in locating, please tell me and i will gladly help, ok?

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