As part of my upcoming Tiger I build (more info soon) I picked up one of T-rex studio’s latest releases, 3d printed Feifel filters. Although often associated with the Africa Korps’ Tigers, early variants did occasionally have the later variant fitted on before being phased out in mid and late variants. Seeing as I’ll be building a Kursk Tiger, I picked up a set to try out on the build.
I’ve been a massive fan of T-Rex Studios for a while now and find that their products are very well detailed and can add a lot to the model, their tracks in particular are excellent in my experience. This is the first aftermarket accessory I will have reviewed and won’t be tallying up scores as seen in my other kit reviews as there’s too much variability between different aftermarket products for a score to be relevant.
Inside the box you don’t get a whole lot, just two large pieces inside of a plastic bag. There are no instructions or any other documentation of any kind, not that you’d need it as assembly should be minimal. To their credit, T-Rex does have detailed photographs on their website detailing how the final assembly should look attached to the model.
Detail is excellent and there are no layer lines visible to the naked eye (sometimes common on 3d printed parts). Only upon taking high resolution images and zooming in do layer lines become apparent however they are not visible to the naked eye. It is apparent that these parts were printed with a very high resolution 3d printer.
Overall I’m very happy with the quality of these prints, I’ve always had good experiences with T-Rex products and I’ll continue to consider them for my builds.
Thanks for looking!
