We started production of new models and will keep approximately catalogue of the same amount of items (meaning plastic models). Therefore hand in hand with production of new items, some old models has been excluded. Initial cleaning was already done. Examples out of production – e.g. Tatra T-57K, first line of Panzer III including StuGs, Sigs… The process will continue – old items with low quality will be excluded and the new with higher quality added. If any of these excluded items will be added to catalogue in the future, it will be already completely new model.
Re-released items are already available. They are based on the same parts as the original Attack models. Just form cleaning was done. Unfortunately there is one hidden info. Attack has been in past changing technology and processing of the models. Initial taste of this new technology were models Phanomen Granit, Tatra T-87, T-97, Skoda 952. Full advantage of this new technology were models of Panzer I, Panzer II and the second line of Panzer III Ausf.J. They were already prepared with much higher standard of technology compare to other models and they are easy to assemble as well. Unfortunately, formal owner of Attack was not able to market this info. All re-released models are using at this moment the same boxes, camo, manuals and parts as the original Attack products.
Resin models – it is the completely different story. All of them are "out of production" at this moment. I have to do the new forming of all of them. Therefore I will return them back step by step in the near future. - Karel Waisser, owner "Attack Hobby Kits s.r.o"
For "Augusto Versiani's / OTW" review of kit 72801 - 38T grill Ausfuerung H, visit:
Finished model by Andrei Makarov.
Model built by Aart Hoogenstrijd
Model built by Aart Hoogenstrijd
For On The Way's review of kit 72804 - 38T Ausfuerung C, visit:
Built model by Christophe Mechin
Built model by Paco Motos Orrelana
For Dave Showell's review of kit 72805 - 38T Aufklaerungspanzer 140/1, visit:
Models built by Andrei Makarov - black is 72806 and grey is 72811.
Models built by Mark Deliduka.
Finished models by Andrei Makarov - black is 72806 and grey is 72811.
Model built by Alexandre Novellino
Model built by Neil Lyall.
For Faustnik's - Jose Ventura's review of kit 72812 - Tatra T-57 Kubelwagen, visit:
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
Model built by Aart Hoogenstrijd
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
Finished model by Luciano Marcuzzi
For "Stephen Brezinski / OTW" article about Short Gun Sturmgeschütz III kits in 1/72, visit:
Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3: the StuG III (Dragon 7553 & 7557 - Trumpeter 7256, 7257 & 7258 - UM 278 & Attack 72816
For On The Way's review of kit 72816 - Stug III Ausfuerung E, visit:
Model built by Christian Weber
Model built by Neil Lyall
For Neil Lyall's review of kit 72817 - Tatra-111-8000 Kundendienst Trupp Wagen, visit:
Model built by Neil Lyall.
Comments by Neil Lyall.
The Attack Phanomen Granit ambulance has been around for a while, many of you probably have one. I had just started to assemble mine. I was going to paint it either standard dark grey or dark yellow, but a couple of pictures sent to me by Ilian Filipov changed my mind. In the original pictures half the ambulance wants to be seen, the other half doesn't, as it is painted partly in camouflage and partly white. The camouflaged part has an unusual, even bizarre paint scheme. I tried to stay true to the photos, but as can happen, I found it impossible to exactly replicate the vehicle's apppearance. My model represents the vehicle sometime before it was damaged and abandoned. I did not add the 137 on the mud guard as this may have been added by its captors after it was abandoned by its original owners. My model is pre the abandonment. It is basically built out of the box.
Some aspects of the assembling:
Tulle (a fine mesh material) was used for the mesh screens on the windows. I dont think it can be seen in any of these pictures, but I can add a close up if any one wants to see how it looks. Its very close to scale. It can be seen a bit in one of the rear windows in the 4th picture but looks a bit distorted because of the angle of the camera. The headlights were drilled out, painted silver inside and filled with glue. The stalks on the headlights were cut off and replaced by 0.44mm wire. I did attach the front tow hooks, but removed them, as most pictures seem to indicate they were not fitted. If anyone thinks they should definitely be fitted, I can put them back on. I did not add the boxes to the running boards as almost all pictures of Granits do not show these boxes, most have nothing, or some have the triangular cans. Some Granits had spare wheels attached to the sides, some appeared not to.
I left them off to match the picture. Exhaust pipe was added made out of solder, it can be seen in the 3rd picture of the model, behind the rear tyre.
Small lights on top of front mudguard made from sprue. The kit comes with etched ones but they look wrong if viewed from any angle other than directly front on, so I replaced them. All red crosses were cut down from spare Esci Opel Blitz ambulance crosses. Leather tie down straps on the roof tarp were made from spare brass etched sprue. Number plates made in Microsoft word & printed. The tarp hasn't been fastened to the roof yet, as I may repaint it grey or dusty brown. Painted in a combination of enamels and acrylics, oil washes, pastel chalk weathering
Model built by Alexandre Novellino.
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
For Doug Chaltry's review of kit 72819 - Stug.33 SP howitzer, visit:
For Stephen Brezinski's review of kit 72820 - Stug. III Ausfuerung F, visit:
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
Model built by Andrei Makarov.
Built model by Christophe Mechin
For MiniAfv / Erhan Atalay's review of kit 72828 - 2cm Flakpanzer 38T, visit:
"MiniAfv" Blogspot, part one
"MiniAfv" Blogspot, part two.
Model built by Ruslan Veselov.
Model built by Grzegorz - Attack Hobby 72832 with Attack Hobby RE73343 and RE72344:
For Miro Baric's review of kit 72832 - 35T variant, visit:
Model built by Velizar Velikov
Model built by Neil Lyall - 1/72.
Model built by Mick Hill.
For Miro Baric's review of kit 72838 - 35T variant, visit:
Built model by Igor Leonov
Built model by Christophe Mechin
For Miro Baric's review of kit 72840 - 35T variant, visit:
(Pictures: http://www.findmodelkit.com/content/tatra-v-755)
Built model by Attack
For Gerd's article of kit 72842 - aerosanie Tatra V755/855, visit:
Model built by Erhan Atalay.
For MiniAfv's / Erhan Atalay's review kit 72845 - 38T Hetzer 10.5 cm Stuh 42/2, visit:
"MiniAfv" Blogspot, part one.
"MiniAfv" Blogspot, part two.
Model built by Zhenmin Han.
Pictures "Built model" by Gumulik Blogspot
For Patrick Mondia's review of kits 72864 & 72SE06 PzKpfw I Ausfuerung A early, visit:
Model built by Guillermo Beck - (www.ipms-xalapa.org)
Model built by Joe Turchick.
For Miro Baric's review of kit 72870 - PzKpfw II Ausfuerung C, visit:
Built model by Attack
Pictures of finished model by modelforum.cz
Pictures of finished model by modelforum.cz
For Czolg.Blox.pl review of Kit 72875 - PzKpfw III Ausfuerung J/L 60, visit:
Built model by Attack
For Miro Baric's review of kit 72SE01 - 35T variant, visit:
Model built by Jan Pavlik.
For Patrick Mondia's review of kits 72864 & 72SE06 PzKpfw I Ausfuerung A early , visit:
Finished model by Jan Pavlik.
Finished model by Joe Turchick
For Rob Haelterman's review of kit 72SE14 PzKpfw I Ausfuerung A - ambulance , visit:
For Rob Haelterman's construction analysis of kit 72SE14 PzKpfw I Ausfuerung A - ambulance , visit:
-Kit contains plastic parts, some resin parts, metal gun barrel and decals
-The sprue's are for all 3 SU76i variants (72890, 72891, 72894) identical
-deleted part 33
For "Francesco Giovagnorio's / OTW" review of Kit 72890 - SU-76I Soviet Army, visit:
-Kit contains plastic parts, some resin parts, metal gun barrel and decals
-The sprue's are for all 3 SU76i variants (72890, 72891, 72894) identical
-with part 33
-Kit contains plastic parts, some resin parts, metal gun barrel and decals
For "Francesco Giovagnorio's / OTW" preview of Kit 72892 - PzKpfw II Ausf.C Balkan 1941, visit:
For "HenkofHolland's / MiniAFV.blogspot", "inbox preview" of Kit 72892 - PzKpfw II Ausf.C Balkan 1941 variants, visit:
"MiniAFV" Blogspot - Built model
Model built by Attack
-Kit contains plastic parts, some resin parts, metal gun barrel and decals
-The sprue's are for all 3 SU76i variants (72890, 72891, 72894) identical
-with part 33 and extra resin stowage part - different decals
Model built by Aart Hoogenstrijd - (Russian service)
For "Francesco Giovagnorio's / OTW", preview of kit 72890, 72891 & 72894 - SU-76i variants, visit:
For "Rob Healterman's / OTW", preview of Kit 72894 - SU-76i Wehrmacht, visit:
For "HenkofHolland's / MiniAFV.blogspot", "inbox preview" of kit 72890, 72891 & 72894 - SU-76i variants, visit:
"MiniAFV" Blogspot - Built model
Built model by Attack
For "Marc Mercier's / OTW" preview of Kit 72900 - PzKpfw II Ausf.C - (Africa), visit:
Model built by Attack
For "Rob Haelterman's / OTW" preview of Kit 72901 - Marmon Herrington Mk.II MFF, visit:
Model built by W.L.Baars
British Marmon Herrington Mk.II captured by the Italian Army, with a large painted flag on the side and pennants
Munitionsschlepper 1 Ausf.A, a vehicle converted from the Panzer I with the specific purpose of transporting ammunition
(Pictures Original Vehicle: "Tatramuseum", Czech Republic)
Model built by Gerd on modelwork.pl
For Gerd's article of kit 72842 / 72909 - Tatra V755/855 Aerosanie - (With pictures of built model), visit:
For Eccora article of reconstruction / replica Tatra V755/855 Aerosanie, visit:
"Ecorra.cz" website - article - (1 page)
"Ecorra.cz" website - Part 1 - (3 pages)
"Ecorra.cz" website - Part 2 - (3 pages)
"Ecorra.cz" website - Part 3 - (3 pages)
Testdrive Tatra 855 Aerosanne Replica by Lane Motor Museum, visit:
"Lane Motor Museum" website - (on YouTube)
Model built by W.L. Baars
Model built by Christian Weber
For "Tony Mackinder's / OTW" preview of Kit 72926 - Marmon-Herrington Mk.II ME "Mediterranean" visit:
Model built by Jiri Bednar
Follow information contains the kit - (Roden sprues + resin turret + resin figure + metal barrels)
Pictures built model from www.materielsterresstres39-45.fr
There is a fairly rare version equipped with 1303 VK turret. This turret was produced by MAN and installed on the final version of the Panzer II "Luchs". The main armament consisted of a 20 mm cannon. This final variant of the Sd.Kfz 234 was staffing in the 17th Panzer Division. The only existing documents show the machines of this type going to the US forces to the Czechoslovak border in May 1945. Five vehicles were processed.
source:
"www.materielsterrestres39-45.fr" Website
The kit contains S-Model sprue A and T of their Jeep Willys. Then a decal sheet with four full sets of marking for Jeeps of Czechoslovak Independent Armoured Brigade Group in Great Britain, France, Belgium, Germany and Czechoslovakia in 1944/45. The term "full set of marking" means, that spared decals you can use for another S-Model Jeep without need to buy any additional decals like white stars etc. The kit contains two new PE-sheets and eight resin parts: new front grill, lowered windscreen, covered by canvas, and parts for three figures of soldiers in black berets and battledresses - (comments by: Tomas Jakl)
For "Rob Haelterman's / OTW" review of Kit S72001 - Pak 35/36 visit:
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