After five years and nearly giving up several times ,I have finally finished making all
the parts and assembly, the turret bin and schurtzen fitted and finally, the field modded
racking at the rear for carrying oil drums etc
The one part I am now looking forward to is the painting and weathering ,copying the panzer
111 from advanced techniques volume 3 shown in my earlier post.
Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
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Re: Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
Hello David,
a nice one, the Schürzen are looking super on the small III.
a nice one, the Schürzen are looking super on the small III.
Have fun building, Kind regards
Christian
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Re: Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
staying power!, determination, finished product, superb! regards simon.
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Thanks Simon and Christian hope the paint job turns out ok, just have to sell a body
part then for all the option packs
Dave
part then for all the option packs
Dave
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Re: Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
Finally got round to installing the motion packs to the panzer 111 , there is not a lot of room in these tanks , trying to get the tannoy speakers to miss the turret rotation motor
Took a lot of trail and error, used the velcro, method for all the modules, this works quite well and saves more drilling .one thing that has made life easier is fitting a remote
On /off button where you can get at it easier , also a small led battery metre
Also used the small rc switches to turn the smoke on and off and the lights , all works great.
David gray
Took a lot of trail and error, used the velcro, method for all the modules, this works quite well and saves more drilling .one thing that has made life easier is fitting a remote
On /off button where you can get at it easier , also a small led battery metre
Also used the small rc switches to turn the smoke on and off and the lights , all works great.
David gray
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Re: Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
a demanding build to this level, take a deep breath, whats next on the menu, regards simon.
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Re: Panzer 111 Final construction and assembly complete
David,
Fantastic PIII, love the Shurtzen. Hard to believe you would give up on a project - after seeing your wonderful creations! Glad you didn't -looking forward to paint and weathering.
Best regards,
Bob
Fantastic PIII, love the Shurtzen. Hard to believe you would give up on a project - after seeing your wonderful creations! Glad you didn't -looking forward to paint and weathering.
Best regards,
Bob