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Fox Box Tiny Tank #1
Original price was: £19.99.£14.99Current price is: £14.99.
Whilst huge tanks are brilliant in their own way there’s something to be said for a smaller, nippier machine. The tank uses a standardised turret mount and so should be compatible with turrets from other ranges. It comes with one of three turret designs and a set of five weapons from a pool of four designs. […]
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Whilst huge tanks are brilliant in their own way there’s something to be said for a smaller, nippier machine.
The tank uses a standardised turret mount and so should be compatible with turrets from other ranges. It comes with one of three turret designs and a set of five weapons from a pool of four designs.
- Machine gun
- Rocket launcher
- Flamethrower
- Flak cannon
- Death ray!
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trfDozVUc84?rel=0]
The tank consists of 9 parts. Size-wise it’s scaled to match 28mm “Heroic” scale Orcs and similar product ranges. It’s cast in resin and so some clean up may be required. For further details see our Working With Resin page.
Sculpted by Benjamin Fox. Supplied unpainted.
Additional information
| Weight | 160 g |
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1 review for Fox Box Tiny Tank #1
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John Potter Guildford (verified owner) –
I’m a big fan of tiny tanks, and this particular kit ticks all the boxes.
If you’re new to resin kits, this is probably a good “my first resin kit” for you, but take care when handling the tracks as they’re quite fragile.
As always with resin cast parts, wash with warm soapy water first to get rid of any releasing agents that may have been used(it’s a good habit to get into tbh), beyond moulding tabs there’s very little flash or cleanup needed.
If you’re experienced with modelling then I would advise separating the overhanging parts of the hull from the tracks, it’s not much extra work and gives a better finish. If you’re newer, leave them on because it makes life much easier to get the tracks lined up upon fitting.
Loads of detail, loads of little touches, would highly recommend. My tiny tank now sits pride of place in my display cabinet, and I can’t wait to see what Fox comes up with for Tiny Tank #2!