Sd.Kfz. 101 PzKpfw. I Ausf.B ~ DML

[Jamie Tainton]

[Roy Schlicht]

Can never have to many of these in a collection. In case you didn't know I really dig the early war Panzers with this one being one of my favorites. With that in mind I have built several Panzer I kits including this one. The external detail of this kit is very nice but the way Dragon engineered this kit makes it very hard to put in an interior. The superstructure is engineered in such a way that you get excellent external detail but the upper hull sides end up being very thick. You will see what I am talking about when you look at the kit (if you already haven't). I thought you built this kit already or is this just another one waiting for you to do?

Roy

[Steve Wheeler]

I thought I recognised the box!

Here's one I made earlier..... 2010 in fact. My first attempt at early Grey/Brown Cloud camo.....a nerve wracking series of 'OMG, What have I done' episodes!

I agree about the issue of double hull thickness causing difficulties with interior detailing. I wish I'd planned my 265 more carefully, and perhaps removed appropriate portions of the internal layer.

I also have the Dragon Pz1 A, Pz1 Bison, Pz1 Panzerjager, and the MIG conversion Kit for the Pz1 A Leichte ( Funk ); in various early assembly states.

[Jamie Tainton]

Yes Roy ,
I did build this one before, when I can find some time I'll dig around for pics. Yes Dragon's design in engineering this kit was very clumsy to say the least. I think I actually have two of these IB 's in the inventory, practice make perfect!

[Roy Schlicht]