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P25 USN Carrier Deck Fire Engine
Upgrade for Skunk Models

Brengun, 1/48 scale

S u m m a r y :

Catalogue Number:

Brengun Item No. BRL48016 - P25 USN Carrier Deck Fire Engine Upgrade for Skunk Models

Price:

Available on-line from Brengun for €7.25 plus shipping

Scale:

1/48

Contents & Media

PE fret

Review Type:

First Look.

Advantages:

Good scale finesse, very good quality production.

Disadvantages:

 

Conclusions:

This is a great accessory kit from Brengun and it will be welcomed by those who want to add a little more detail to their Skunk Models fire engine kit.

Reviewed by Rodger Kelly


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FirstLook

 

Brengun is a newcomer to the world of aftermarket multimedia accessories.  Based in the Czech Republic they produce resin and etched brass etched kits in 1/144 scale as well as resin and etched brass accessories in 1/144, 1/72 and 1/48 scale.

This brass etch set is designed to fit the recently released 1/48 scale Skunk Models USN carrier deck fire engine.

 

 

The set comprises a single fret of etch brass that holds 19 parts as well as a small piece of clear plastic film that holds the instrument panel gauges, and a small instruction sheet.

Some of the brass parts look like appetisers for the carpet monster and two of the larger ones will require some delicate folding.

The instruction sheet is a small affair that shows black and white line drawings exploded-view construction sequence keyed to a legend that advises you bend, cement, and fold as required to complete the model.

 

 

Packaging is via a cellophane envelope that is stapled to a stiff cardboard header.

 

 

Conclusion

 

This is a great accessory kit from Brengun and it will be welcomed by those who want to add a little more detail to their Skunk Models fire engine kit.

Thanks to Brengun Models for the review sample.


Review Text and Images Copyright © 2012 by Rodger Kelly
Page Created 30 January, 2012
Last updated 30 January, 2012

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