Fiat 626 NML

Name Fiat 626 NML con Esercito Italiano "Coloniali" (Item No. DM 72260) Limited Edition

Producer DOC Models, Italy

Packing Carton box with color picture of completed model on the top.

Type of kit Resin castings + rubber tires + white metal figures

Quality The all resin parts are well cast with no bubbles and with little fine flash only. Unfortunately most of them seems to me too rough and chunky. Typical parts for DOC Models kits are tires made of real black rubber. Small and fine details (mirrors, wipers atc.) are not included and have to be scratchbuilt. Figures included in this set are identical with figures described in this ”preview”.

Instruction sheet graphical instruction sheet

Decals yes

General Impression I think this kit is not complicated and can be relatively simply built to get a nice model of interesting Italian WW2 truck.

Note Unfortunately I don’t know much about this vehicle. I know few reference pictures of the tracks served in North Africa but I’m sure they were used on other fronts too.
We received this kit from our Italian friend Lorenzo Tonioli as the result our kit swap.

Name	Fiat 626 NML con Esercito Italiano "Coloniali" (Item No. DM 72260) Limited Edition
Producer	DOC Models, Italy
Packing	Carton box with color picture of completed model on the top.
Type of kit	Resin castings + rubber tires + white metal figures
Quality	The all resin parts are well cast with no bubbles and with little fine flash only. Unfortunately most of them seems to me too rough and chunky. Typical parts for DOC Models kits are tires made of real black rubber. Small and fine details (mirrors, wipers atc.) are not included and have to be scratchbuilt. Figures included in this set are identical with figures described in this ”preview”.
Instruction sheet	graphical instruction sheet
Decals	yes
General Impression	I think this kit is not complicated and can be relatively simply built to get a nice model of interesting Italian WW2 truck.
Note	Unfortunately I don’t know much about this vehicle. I know few reference pictures of the tracks served in North Africa but I’m sure they were used on other fronts too. We received this kit from our Italian friend Lorenzo Tonioli as the result our kit swap.