Nice to see another WFV kitted. But Wow, the tire parts breakdown is "interesting". I don't recall ever seeing this construction method before. I wonder how it will go.

Finally styrene manufacture paying attention to tire tread. But gaps?

Sprue gates look a little big, but detail looks good. Now we need a build review to see how it all goes together. Hope they do some WWll stuff.

Of course it's always great to see another small scale maker on the scene but from looking at the sprue shots I am somewhat questioning their "engineering logic" behind certain parts and how they will fit together. I must agree with others opinions that the sprue gates do indeed look rather large and the tire assembly seems rather unique (to put it kindly). I concur with Biggles2 that a build review would be a very good thing to see so we can get a better handle on how this new offering will be. Cheers, Jan

In image 11 some parts are shown as yellow (or orange). Wondering if these parts are PE although no mention is made of it. Getting back to those sprue gates, very careful trimming and cleaning will be absolutely necessary for perfect fit of all those parts. A couple of little nubs will throw off the fit of several parts, and thus the model becomes "unbuildable"!

Leo, heres the sprue layouts of the kit and yes, the yellowish parts are PE. The "Henk of Holland" site has quite a bit of info on the kit and you can find it at" T-Model Hummer. BTW, Everyone was correct, the tires ARE an odd assembly! Check it out, eight pieces to build each tire! Cheers, Jan

Wowzer. This appears to better detailed than Dragons offerings. It looks like this will be more time consuming compared to dragons as well. Tires are a unique way to create a tire. Heres to hoping they also produce more varients and crew figures as well. Another kit to add to my stash.

There's a part on sprue "A" highlighted in blue labeled "not for use". That would seem to indicate at least one other variant somewhere down the road.

Hopefully the will release a GMV version