M47 Patton Tank 1:35 Scale Italeri Kit #6447 Review

2013 June 3
by Doug

RoR Step-by-Step Review 20130603*
M47 Patton Tank 1:35 Scale Italeri Kit #6447 Review
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The M47 started production in 1951 but wasn’t fielded until 1952 due to technical issues. This was the first new tank design for the U.S. Army after WW II. But it was an experimental concept and called an interim vehicle as the Army designed what would eventually be the M48 and M60 tanks. The M47 Patton never served in a U.S. Forces’ armed conflict (Korea, Viet Nam) but has served in numerous Allied countries armed forces during armed conflict. Almost 8,700 M47 were built between 1952 and 1954 but upon the arrival of the M48 series in U.S. Forces inventory, the M47’s were quickly replaced and given to our NATO partners

For the Modeler: This is the 1:35 scale skill level 2 M47 Patton Italeri Kit #6447 with approximately 275 pieces molded in olive drab. This kit features a detailed one piece engine compartment, vinyl T84 style tracks, highly detailed M3A1 90mm gun and a realistic M2HB machine gun. Included is a detailed infantry figure and waterslide decals with marking for four different Army versions. The finished model’s dimensions are Length: 10″, Width: 4″, Height: 4″.

Covered in this Review: If you want to perfect your build; basic construction painting, and detailing; preparing parts for better finishing; adhesive selections and applications; altered assembly sequence suggestions; repairing flash and seams; decal application; version considerations; the correct placement of the road wheel arms; hatch position considerations; fender extension orientation; identification of non-gluing areas for function; muzzle brake selection; engine detailing; interior detailing; detailing, welding  and installing the tracks; drive sprocket orientation marks; road wheel construction; directional orientation of the tracks; display mode considerations; scratch built hatch hinge construction; weathering products techniques; decal selection, preparation and application, are all fully examined in this 23 page, full-color Step-by-Step review.

 

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