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Old 03-11-2014, 11:23 PM
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Default T-72 - Remote Control, partwork by DeaGostini

Hi Guys, in Russia they have started the try-sales of T-72 partwork RC Tank partwork in some cities...
It will be in 16th scale with metal tracks and RC version...

Just for your information

Firts number is 69RUB = USD 1,86 (turret)
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Great news Hal!
Does you know how many numbers are needed for completing the T-72?
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About frickn time!.....FINALLY a T-72!!!!!!

Is this a kit? If it's just parts or does it retrofit onto an existing model? Need more info....Also when/where can you order it??? Do you have to buy the magazines and parts individually...(I don't get it)? Hell I'd just buy a subscription lol...just send me the tank!

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Old 03-12-2014, 06:57 AM
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Thanks for sharing Hal, I would love to have a T-72 but I see will be impossible for me to take here so many parcels, I guess this will follow during months, issue after issue. Keep post us about this please.
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Guys, you are absolutely correct - it is nNOT a kit!
It is a artwork. How many issues? I guess no less than 100 or may be more.

I do not know how it will work with you, probably DiaGostini will sell same artwork abroad, but I do not know. The final price for all 100 issues will be gigantic and it is a question if it is worth or no. At the end the modeler decides if this is needed or not.
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Thanks for sharing, Alexey!
very interesting information.

http://nacekomie.ru/forum/viewtopic....=unread#unread
http://nacekomie.ru/forum/viewtopic....14005&start=20


By the way, I also noticed the /static?/ T-34 tank - 120 issues
http://nacekomie.ru/eaglemoss/zhurnal-tank-t-34.html

the first one - 99 RUB
the second and the rest- 249 RUB
total sum 29730 RUB - its about 815 USD

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Thanks Hal

Please keep us informed especially when an online retailer makes available for purchase.
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Originally Posted by heavyaslead
Thanks Hal

Please keep us informed especially when an online retailer makes available for purchase.
I will deffinately... what is possible to order via their internet web-site... as soon as they start sales campaign I will share the link.
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An enterprising kitbasher could fit the T-72 turret to a Heng Long ZTZ99 and dramatically change its look to something more Soviet than Chinese.
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Actually changing the turret will be incorrect as you will have to rebuild completely the lower chassis as well.
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DeAgostini is an Italian editor, with its main production plant about 1 hour's drive from here. I hope they will try to sell that product even in Italy, I would definitely buy it. I will keep an eye for news about that, thank you for sharing.
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Have to say that is interesting way to capture a market. Target Russia & then probably follow worldwide once the fish start biting.

DeAgostini, Trappit & others have done an excellent job of selling high priced subscription deals like this to the Brits.
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wouldn't really work....




Originally Posted by cleong
An enterprising kitbasher could fit the T-72 turret to a Heng Long ZTZ99 and dramatically change its look to something more Soviet than Chinese.
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No the hulls are completely different in dimension and you would need to completely re work the suspension lay out. Besides, what the heck is this post talking about.? If it is not a model or a kit what the heck is it? Like the prize in the bottom of a box of Cracker Jack?
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Well, I reckoned the guys who could convert a Pershing to a Centurion would have the skills to chop the lower chassis to T-72 proportions. Putting a T-72 turret onto a ZTZ only helps to reduce the effort of conversion given the complex shape of the turret. Even so, it would probably be stand-off scale appearance and not good enough to satisfy the rivet counters.
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Originally Posted by Panther G
No the hulls are completely different in dimension and you would need to completely re work the suspension lay out. Besides, what the heck is this post talking about.? If it is not a model or a kit what the heck is it? Like the prize in the bottom of a box of Cracker Jack?
It is a kit in a way, the parts of the model are released along with a magazine every month (i.e. first month you would get a wheel and suspension unit, next month a part of the hull, etc). The idea is to get you to build up the model while by buying the magazines month after month. This concept seems to be popular in Europe, the same company has done models of a galleon and an RC Subaru Impreza in the past.
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Sounds like the 1/16 scale Tiger I that came out some time ago by Hatchette.
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Except the Tiger was not RC-able
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Originally Posted by Captain Nemo12
It is a kit in a way, the parts of the model are released along with a magazine every month (i.e. first month you would get a wheel and suspension unit, next month a part of the hull, etc). The idea is to get you to build up the model while by buying the magazines month after month. This concept seems to be popular in Europe, the same company has done models of a galleon and an RC Subaru Impreza in the past.
Actually every week, not a month...
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So where can I get a subscription to this magazine to get the parts?

A online link sign-up?
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Beware; total costs of such series are staggering - DeAgostini had a McLaren F1 car series that ended up at over $1,000 plus a year's worth of waiting for more parts to be released.

http://www.mi6community.com/index.ph...els-exposed/p1
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Even more than this! Be prepared
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Originally Posted by HAL_HUSKER
Guys, you are absolutely correct - it is nNOT a kit!
It is a artwork. How many issues? I guess no less than 100 or may be more.

I do not know how it will work with you, probably DiaGostini will sell same artwork abroad, but I do not know. The final price for all 100 issues will be gigantic and it is a question if it is worth or no. At the end the modeler decides if this is needed or not.
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Well I've got some news Via email, and its NOT Good for those wanting THIS 1/16th Scale T-72. DeAgostini USA will NOT be carrying the T-72 issues and DeAgostini RU is not planning on selling the T-72 Series Magazines outside of the Russian Federation and Eastern Europe.

If anyone on here has got any other Sources or CLOUT in that Department that can Help us Here, then by all means, Step up to the Plate.

Thanks in advance!

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Maybe someone at Hooben can ask one of their Chinese buddies in Moscow to subscribe & forward the issues to China so they reverse engineer a new production kit.
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Originally Posted by herrmill
Maybe someone at Hooben can ask one of their Chinese buddies in Moscow to subscribe & forward the issues to China so they reverse engineer a new production kit.
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Ya Know I was thinking along Similar lines, that "Someone" on THAT side of the Globe would take a completed DeAgostini T-72 "kit", reverse engineer it and sell it Complete and Running. You Know, Like "Certain Companies" do to Tamiya Kits. (Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge)
I Was Looking forward to the JOY of Building, but I May have to Settle for a "Ready to Run" T-72, as Long as its in 1/16th Scale.


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