will be a future job as will some extra super detailing.
A few more photos
The only bits ive added are the number plate, decals and cables.
Regards Stewart
ps now to crack on with the neglected Sdkfz7
two more photos
My basic 88 is now finished
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Stewart Ashton
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My basic 88 is now finished
At long last ive finished my basic model. No camo or weathering yet that
will be a future job as will some extra super detailing.
A few more photos
The only bits ive added are the number plate, decals and cables.
Regards Stewart
ps now to crack on with the neglected Sdkfz7
two more photos
will be a future job as will some extra super detailing.
A few more photos
The only bits ive added are the number plate, decals and cables.
Regards Stewart
ps now to crack on with the neglected Sdkfz7
two more photos
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Steve Lewington
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Re: My basic 88 is now finished
Nice one Stewart I hope my one turns out as good.
I will give you a ring over the weekend I have some thing you mite be interested in we use on oil rigs.
Will chat soon.
Steve
I will give you a ring over the weekend I have some thing you mite be interested in we use on oil rigs.
Will chat soon.
Steve
There is no time for peace.
No respite.
No forgiveness.
There is only ......WAR.
SdKfz 7 Half Track, 88mm Flak 36, Panzer III, TIGER I Mid 2010, Panzer iv, Sdkfz251, Famo ,Chech Hedgehog x2
Ammo limber, 25 pounder,
No respite.
No forgiveness.
There is only ......WAR.
SdKfz 7 Half Track, 88mm Flak 36, Panzer III, TIGER I Mid 2010, Panzer iv, Sdkfz251, Famo ,Chech Hedgehog x2
Ammo limber, 25 pounder,
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Many thanks for your replies guys 
Steve I am in all day tomorrow mate.
Bob yes its tthe basic kit build as described
A rivet counter might or might not have noticed a 3mm grub screw on the
cruciform sides ?
Erm I let the pivot axles rust a little and had to sand them down a little,
well a hell of a lot actually so they ended up a little of a loose fit
Lol easily fixed with a grub screw.
The towing bar is held in place with a ......
stem from an office seat roller ball cut down to size and held in place
with a reshaped paper clip
Regards Stewart
Steve I am in all day tomorrow mate.
Bob yes its tthe basic kit build as described
A rivet counter might or might not have noticed a 3mm grub screw on the
cruciform sides ?
Erm I let the pivot axles rust a little and had to sand them down a little,
well a hell of a lot actually so they ended up a little of a loose fit
Lol easily fixed with a grub screw.
The towing bar is held in place with a ......
stem from an office seat roller ball cut down to size and held in place
with a reshaped paper clip
Regards Stewart
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