AFV Club AF35405 1/35 Scale, FV4005 Stage2 British Tank Striker, Plastic Model Kit (AFV35405)

1/35 FV4005 Stage2 British Tank Shooter Model Contents

• Plastic injection parts
• Decal
• Assembly guide
• Photo Etched
• Poster

1/35 FV4005 Stage2 British Tank Shooter Model Features

• Disasted plastic parts.
• Use a frame scissors to remove the parts.
• Use a model knife and sanding to clean the burr in the parts.
• Fill the gaps between the parts with filling material and sanding.
• There is no adhesive and paint in the box.
• You can make the necessary jerking with the assembly guide in it.
• It is recommended to paint it with the colors specified in the guide.

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This tank hunter project was developed on the basis of Centurion MK3 tank in the early 1950s. The vehicle was initially tested with a mechanized ammunition. However, the ammunition did not comply with the tarete and was canceled. A prototype was produced and tried, but the vehicle never entered mass production. FV4005 Stage II, who used the most devastating weapon in the game from a huge box of taret, was known as "Sh*tbarn" or "Doombarn". The FV4005 Stage II was released as an alternative to FV215B (183). This included increasing mobility and use of weapons in sacrificing survival ability. Almost no body armor and a very large, paper -thin tareet. When the FV215B (183) was removed from the technology tree and held as a collector tool, the FV4005 Stage II received a "balancing update" in terms of use and mobility. Currently, this means lower ball accuracy, aiming time and motion rate than FV215b (183). At this point, the following can be asked ... Why should someone get this through FV215b (183) or FV217 Badger? The FV215B (183) no longer has a 183 mm ball with a 1750 -damaged HESH bullet in Badger, and there is a 120 mm ball that damages 400 respectively. With this monster weapon, the FV4005 Stage II is the most deadly support weapon in the indisputable game. Try to jump out and hit heavy balls or "Thor's Hammer" fever support for a number of protective environment. It is much less forgiving than FV215B (183), so patience is important for the targeting and timing of the attack. If a wing fails, you'll always have to look at the mini map and borrow your gigantic 183 mm ball. Accuracy is extremely unreliable, so AP bullets are ineffective in mid -range. Using HE (preferably HESH), medium and long -distance shots cause significant damage and take the time to target weak spots, melting the CP of any vehicle that is unfortunate enough to be in front of you. If your patience is strong, if your awareness is sharp, and with a little luck, your gun will turn into enemies who live hell. The FV4005 Stage II points to the end of the British tank hunter line.