Quan Guan 100300 PZ.KPFW VI Ausf.B Tiger II(SD.KFZ.182) Early

Quan guan 100300 le tiger 2.overall a good build with very few issues.could not get the steering wheel to fit so did not bother with it.one tile needed a nail file rubbing over it as it was a bit large.when finished it looks great and comes with 6 figures one of which is a female reserve(figures do not have jointed limbs like earlier qg minifigs).on my kit the there is a slight issue with the turret dropping slightly at the front,catching on the back part of the hull when turning(both are probably easy fixes when i get round to it).i may also modify the front glacis so it sits a little better(more for my own satisfaction).i think the kit was worth the price i paid.

Quan guan 100300 le tiger 2.overall a good build with very few issues.could not get the steering wheel to fit so did not bother with it.one tile needed a nail file rubbing over it as it was a bit large.when finished it looks great and comes with 6 figures one of which is a female reserve(figures do not have jointed limbs like earlier qg minifigs).on my kit the there is a slight issue with the turret dropping slightly at the front,catching on the back part of the hull when turning(both are probably easy fixes when i get round to it).i may also modify the front glacis so it sits a little better(more for my own satisfaction).i think the kit was worth the price i paid.

I built the Quan Guan set. The construction was divided into two phases, and the building components were delivered packaged separately accordingly. There were no missing or defective parts. The clutch power was good (standard for the market). Few parts were left over (apart from the abundant handheld weapons, MG barrels, grenade sprue frames). The fit accuracy was largely good. In a few cases, more force was needed; for example, the slanted front plate, which is connected to the vehicle via two hinge brick 1 x 2 bases, had very low fit accuracy. Design: The vehicle is depicted in great detail. The gun mantlet matches the so-called Porsche turret, and the bulge of the commander’s cupola on the turret side is also represented. The slope of the turret sides could have been more pronounced, but I can’t think of a better way to represent this with bricks. The hull is well-executed, and the slope for the fender is solved in an interesting and appealing way. Build: The construction was mostly enjoyable and straightforward. The tracks used were excellent and easy to link and connect. However, there were two slightly frustrating areas: Attaching the slanted upper front plate, where the hinge brick 1 x 2 base did not align perfectly with its counterpart, making assembly difficult. The front plate is very fragile, and parts kept falling off during assembly. The commander’s cupola, where a mini C-clip had to be connected to the thin frame above the cupola (both are special parts). It might be a good idea to preassemble these (the three parts of the commander’s cupola/hatch) and perhaps even glue them. Contents: No stickers! Only prints. There is a typo on the gun barrel print (it says "Frika" instead of "Erika"). Six figures, nicely printed, with plenty of accessories, about 15 extra parts, over 1,500 bricks, and two plastic cards in the form and size of a credit card with images of the vehicle and the limited-edition set number. Conclusion: For the price, 5 stars

First YWOBB Order, Highly recommend. Very good pricing, fast shipping only 10 days from payment to Australia and this limited edition set was packed carefully ensuring no damage, only a slightly bent manual which is fine.