Hobby Boss 83862 Schneider CA 1/35 Precision Scale Kit  [HB-83862]

Hobby Boss 83862 - 1/35 Schneider CA - Armored
Price:
£16.13
Brand:
Hobby Boss
Model:
HB-83862
Condition:
Brand New
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Hobby Boss 1/35 Schneider CA - Scale Reproduction of a WWI Tank

The Schneider CA 1 marks an important chapter in armour history as the first French tank to see action in World War I. Its inaugural engagement on April 16, 1917 was problematic, but later sorties showed the type could contribute to halting enemy moves and supporting infantry advances. This Hobby Boss kit renders that early tank in scale for collectors and workshop hobbyists.

Kit Overview and Period Notes

Produced at 1/35 scale, the model captures the Schneider CA's distinct profile. The kit contains over 380 parts, including photo-etched items and separate track links to enhance realism. The multi-directional slide-moulded components for the turret and hull increase accuracy and make the assembly satisfying for experienced builders.

Collector and Display Considerations

A completed Schneider CA model works well as both a historical exhibit and a highlight piece in a collection. Its mix of early-armour engineering and fine moulding detail provides scope for weathering and diorama work.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/35
  • Length: 182.3 mm
  • Width: 94.4 mm
  • Material: Plastic with photo-etched parts
  • Total Parts: 390+

 

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Hi RCJAZ, Have just received Fujimi kit 09116, which is a substitute for an out of stock item (Fujimi 90113). Delivery times for goods purchased from your website are excellent, as is your service, and I would be happy to recommend your store to anyone.
No, the kit is best suited to advanced modellers. The presence of photo-etched parts and many small pieces requires prior experience and steady hands.
Prime all parts first, then apply thin coats of paint for even coverage. Use weathering techniques like washes and dry-brushing to suggest field wear.
Yes, many builders add figures, terrain details and stowage to create trench-era scenes. Small scratch-built accessories can increase realism and storytelling.

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