1/35th scale Master Club IS-7 Stalin heavy tank metal workable track link tutorial / review
A Tutorial video on Assembling the Masterclub metal 1/35th scale Soviet IS-7 Stalin Heavy tank track links set (set no. ). In this video I describe how I assemble and install the these tracks to a Trumpeter Soviet IS-7 Stalin model.
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Model showcase video on the JS-7 kit used in this video,
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CA,
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Super Solvent,
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Needle Files,
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Pin Vise,
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small box cutter,
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not just the best builder i have ever seen but every tank no matter the scale ends up looking amazing- perfect scale weathering.
at this timeframe 11:14 i thought the grey debris was the track pins and then i realize their not 🤣😂
honestly im the same way! I H A T E link and length tracks. for me their a pain in the ass to deal with, if you realize your mistake and find out the cement has already cured enough your just done for and i just prefer either vinyl tracks OR like these aftermarket tracks. honestly why did tamiya even swap from vinyl tracks which we're the most easiest to deal with to link and length? it just ruins my fun tbh
"Friul" not "fruli"
Lead poisoning in model form😂
and yet still better than link and length ¯\_(ツ)_/¯