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      Description | Item TX 0022 - M-26 Pershing 
      Mantlets and Muzzle Brake Set |  
      | Price: | USD$14.95 from VLS 
      website |  
      | Contents and Media: | 3 parts in pale yellow resin |  
      | Scale: | 1/35 |  
      | Review Type: | FirstLook |  
      | Advantages: | Well cast; optional mantlet covers 
      provided; simple way to get a unique effect for your Pershing; authentic 
      fabric texture; impressive fastener detail |  
      | Disadvantages: | No instructions (but not that 
      complicated either!) |  
      | Recommendation: | Recommended. |    
Reviewed by Brett Green   
        
      Trakz has released a second detail set for 1/35 scale M26 Pershing models. 
      This set provides two alternate mantlets with different canvas covers plus 
      a covered muzzle brake. 
      All the parts are supplied in cream coloured resin and are cast perfectly. 
      The parts are solid but cleanup will be a breeze. One mantlet has a block 
      on one side only, the other has no casting block at all - it is ready to 
      use! 
        
       
        
      The two styles of mantlet are: 
        
      
      one with a simple dust cover between the mantlet and the turret, and 
      
      one with a canvas cover over the whole mantlet and the base of the barrel, 
      also extending to the turret. 
      The canvas texture and fastener detail on both mantlets are very well 
      done. 
      In reality, this set could be used on two different models. The full cover 
      looks more like a travel cover, and would seem to be more at home paired 
      with the covered muzzle brake. The simple dust cover looks like it would 
      be in place in action or on the move. 
      This nice accessory will distinguish your M26 from all the other Pershings 
      on the model club table! 
      Recommended. Thanks to 
      VLS for 
      the review samples 
 
      These and other VLS 
      products may be viewed at the 
      
      VLS Website
       
 
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Brett GreenPage Created 03 January, 2003
 Last updated 19 July, 2003
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