Brockway C666 Crane Truck 1/87 Arsenal-M 114201231 New Resin Kit Unfinished

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~~$44.99~~

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$37.99 (You save $7.00)

SKU:

114201231ars

Brand:

Arsenal-M

Current Stock:

9

Product Description

Brockway C666 Crane Truck. 6 Ton, 6X6.

Arsenal-M 114201231. New 1/87 Scale Resin Kit. Unassembled.

The Brockway C666 was a family of heavy tactical trucks built for the United States Army during World War II.

These Brockway trucks were a platform for a Quickway revolving crane and were used by combat engineers to do various construction / repair work in the field.

This item is an unassembled and unpainted Resin kit. Instructions included. Paint, glue, and decals are not included but can be purchased separately.

The factory photos may show it as a fully assembled and painted model.

Some photos may not be of actual models. Photos may show them in real life use.

This model is for collectors and model makers from 14 years and older. It is not a toy.

We carry in stock everything you need to finish your kit including tools, paint spray guns, adhesives / glue, paints acrylic and oil base, decals and many reference and modeling books.

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Product Reviews

very thick parts sprues, why?

Posted by eric on 13th Mar 2023

Plastic parts difficult to remove from thick sprues causing breakage, hard to get a straight cut causing poor fitting connections. The steering wheel is impossible to remove without destroying it. It needs to be added to photo etched sheet of parts. The metal parts were good.

From SmallScaleHobbies.com:

To start with, this is a resin model not a plastic one.

Resin needs a little different handling than plastic. The parts should not be just snapped off the sprue. A modeler needs to use more caution and take the time to carefully remove the parts to avoid breakage.

The large blocks of sprue are from the casting process and are common in many resin model kits. Do not try to cut the small parts from the large blocks of material they may be attached to in one single cut. Scoring a little at a time with your knife blade works wonders to save parts from breaking often. Then you can just sand any extra material from the part to finish it before you attach it.

Also, do not forget to use CA glues (Super-Glue) instead of the standard plastic cement.
Unique pice

Posted by Unknown on 22nd Jan 2022

I’m excited to build this kit. I’ve not seen this piece in the past. I was excited to learn it exists. Nicely detailed piece for my combat engineers unit.