sdkfz 7 Flak build
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Thanks Uwe, what a great bit of information, it now makes sense, Here's my latest stage, Foot pedals and cover boots, and just a bit more progress, regards simon.
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Superb build Simon, you really have pulled out all the stops, will be a masterpiece when finished
Jeff
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Good morning Simon
What an outstanding build.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Best Regards
Steve
What an outstanding build.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Best Regards
Steve
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Ammo limber, 25 pounder, Baily Bridge.
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Amazing cab details Simon. I really like this version as well, but seems a shame to not use the beautiful crew body. Will you make it interchangeable?
Great stuff.
Bob
Great stuff.
Bob
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Thanks Jeff, Steve,Bob, Not much to report, i borrowed Adrian's rear Flak Body for a measure up and to see how the whole part would operate, regards simon
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Hi, wow, looks really good. I have found you're dash work particularly interesting as that's what I have been looking for. Found the decals, BECCs, so good to see them still in business, I was using them over 25 years ago. But can I ask, are both the sheets you show, from BECCs? And thanks for the heads up on the bezels. Amazing work.simon_manning wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 4:46 pmHi all, I am still working on the dash panel, reproducing the dials has been tricky, getting some clean accurate detail, I have made a few to practise, regards Simon.
thank you
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Who is BECC? Is that a UK modeling company?Colin Stevens wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 6:14 amHi, wow, looks really good. I have found you're dash work particularly interesting as that's what I have been looking for. Found the decals, BECCs, so good to see them still in business, I was using them over 25 years ago. But can I ask, are both the sheets you show, from BECCs? And thanks for the heads up on the bezels. Amazing work.simon_manning wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 4:46 pmHi all, I am still working on the dash panel, reproducing the dials has been tricky, getting some clean accurate detail, I have made a few to practise, regards Simon.
thank you
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Hi, BECC is a company that make "Transfers" for all types of models.Damon Resch wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 10:30 amWho is BECC? Is that a UK modeling company?Colin Stevens wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 6:14 amHi, wow, looks really good. I have found you're dash work particularly interesting as that's what I have been looking for. Found the decals, BECCs, so good to see them still in business, I was using them over 25 years ago. But can I ask, are both the sheets you show, from BECCs? And thanks for the heads up on the bezels. Amazing work.simon_manning wrote: ↑Tue Mar 05, 2024 4:46 pmHi all, I am still working on the dash panel, reproducing the dials has been tricky, getting some clean accurate detail, I have made a few to practise, regards Simon.
thank you
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Thanks Fellow builders for the praise, i have made some progress on the Headlights and Notek light, all working and ready to fit, much the same as my previous build, a bit repetitive but had to be done, regards simon.
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Hi, Still in awe of youre work. Notice that you have added tread plate here and there, can you tell me what size and where you got from please.
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Hi all, i have made some paint progress on the front of the 7, i have also reprofiled the mudguards to fit more like the real vehicle and finally fitted the headlights, i will get the front complete before i attack the rear, Happy Easter regards Simon.
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I am deeply impressed about your weathering skill. The halftrack looks just amazing.simon_manning wrote: ↑Sat Apr 19, 2025 8:27 pmHi all, i have made some paint progress on the front of the 7, i have also reprofiled the mudguards to fit more like the real vehicle and finally fitted the headlights, i will get the front complete before i attack the rear, Happy Easter regards Simon.
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Re: sdkfz 7 Flak build
Thanks Dave and Timo, As always i am getting the basic theme of color on the 7, i preferer a light blue / Grey look, perhaps a German Airforce inspired look, well worn, used vehicle, i will bring it altogether once all the panels are fitted, regards simon.
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