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Post by inedibleman on Feb 4, 2022 6:01:50 GMT
New WWII sets released by Sluban. For some reason all these sets fall under the series name Battle of Budapest, but do not have a true name printed on the box, so I will name them adding the name of the tank. Battle of Budapest Tiger II/Jagdtiger 2-in-1 M38-B0980 930pcs 4 minifigs Battle of Budapest T-34 Winter Camo M38-B0978 518pcs 2 Minifigs Battle of Budapest Hetzer M38-B0976 344pcs 2 Minifigs Battle of Budapest Fighter Aircraft ME-262 (thanks Deinonychus for info) M38-B0977 338pcs 1 Minifig Battle of Budapest IS-1/ISU-152 2-in-1 M38-B0979 845pcs 3 Minifigs Please note, after watching a video showing the assembly of the M38-0979 set this set is not for children, it falls apart with a touch during assembly and was very frustrating watching it fall apart while putting the roller wheels on the bottom frame.
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Post by inedibleman on Feb 4, 2022 6:14:09 GMT
Oops I missed a few Battle of Budapest Katyusha Rocket Truck M38-B0975 201pcs 2 Minifigs Now for the BIG ONE Battle of Budapest The Winter Counterattack of 1944 M38-B0981 769pcs 8 minifigs These are all the sets Sluban has released under the Battle of Budapest series name as of February 1st. Have fun building.
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Post by Gramps on Feb 4, 2022 14:13:56 GMT
Got to start looking for the Hetzer and Bridge sets! Thanks for posting!
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Post by inedibleman on Feb 4, 2022 15:10:05 GMT
Just do a quick "Sluban Tank" search on Aliexpress and I find all of them on a few Storefronts. Personally I'm looking at the Tiger II, hertzer and maybe the T-34.
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Post by inedibleman on Feb 4, 2022 17:31:05 GMT
Gramps have you checked out this set from Sluban if your interested in the bridge set. Sorry the pic is so huge. It's the Normady D-Day Landing Atlantic Wall set. Update, WTF I just noticed the Palm tree in the pic. As far as I recall D-Day didn't take place in the tropics. Ah yes I remember the stories my Grandfather would tell of the D-Day landing and all the fancy Coconut drinks they had on the beach while fighting the Germans.
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Post by Gramps on Feb 5, 2022 8:37:47 GMT
I had not seen it, thanks for the head's up!
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Post by Deinonychus on Feb 5, 2022 16:01:49 GMT
The plane is a German Me-262…first operational jet fighter.
Thanks for posting these. I had seen the King Tiger, but didn’t know it had a Jagdtiger model. The one I’m most excited about is the IS-152. Nobody has put that out as a model up to this point.
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Post by inedibleman on Feb 5, 2022 18:45:13 GMT
Thanks Deinonychus for the info I updated the post. Like I said under the IS-1 after watching a video from Game of Bricks building the suspension and under carriage as it constantly fell apart don't attempt to build this set when your pissed or it might turn into the first flying IS-1/ISU-152 ever as it soars across the room. If you are a glutton for punishment when building sets try the Sembo Tiger I, oh my god everytime I just pick it up the suspension falls off. Looks great when left alone though.
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Post by Deinonychus on Feb 6, 2022 3:41:37 GMT
Oh yeah, you’re not the only one that suspension falls off for.
I’m not above using a little super glue for special cases like this. Sometimes it’s the only solution for fixing a fragile assembly you don’t plan on taking apart ever.
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Post by inedibleman on Feb 6, 2022 5:48:24 GMT
Ah so you have put yourself through the Sembo Tiger torture and it won. Just kidding, after you apply the like 80 stickers to that Tiger it's not like you can use the parts anywhere else ever again so might as well glue it. Nice looking kit though.
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Post by johnlamarck on Apr 16, 2022 14:44:31 GMT
The Me-262 looks ugly but I bought it because of the dark green parts especially the 10 wedge tiles. I think I will build a Kikka or a Ki-201 with the parts.
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Post by inedibleman on Apr 16, 2022 16:21:08 GMT
Yeah I didn't think the ME-262 looked very good as a set either, at least you can find a use for the blocks from it though.
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