Steves Panther A
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Steves Panther A
It's arrived !
Awaiting unpacking and hopefully a build log as things progress.
Regards
Steve
Awaiting unpacking and hopefully a build log as things progress.
Regards
Steve
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Re: Steves Panther A
Welcome to the club Steve, we will have to compare notes on custom parts we are going to build.
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hello,
I work the hole night, till the morning,
the hull of the panther is almoast finish.
Today i am gonna work on the deck.
Best regards Yves
I work the hole night, till the morning,
the hull of the panther is almoast finish.
Today i am gonna work on the deck.
Best regards Yves
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hello Steve,
I know, but the panther must be ready for Dortmund next week.
Regards Yves
I know, but the panther must be ready for Dortmund next week.









Regards Yves
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Re: Steves Panther A
First step in my Panther build.
I know it's a little out of sequence but I felt it was a good place to start with some corrections and a bit of detailing More to follow
Regards
Steve
I know it's a little out of sequence but I felt it was a good place to start with some corrections and a bit of detailing More to follow
Regards
Steve
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi Steve,
Nice to see a Panther build saga here on the forum again
Keep the posting comming.
Regarding the Ausf A idler, have you notice my own?
Night be useful regarding the bits and bobs.
(scroll down a bit)
http://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/viewt ... &start=195

Kind regards
Kent
Nice to see a Panther build saga here on the forum again

Keep the posting comming.
Regarding the Ausf A idler, have you notice my own?
Night be useful regarding the bits and bobs.
(scroll down a bit)
http://www.armortek.co.uk/Forum3b/viewt ... &start=195

Kind regards
Kent
It´s all in the details!
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi Kent,
Very nice idler and just what I need. Unfortunately my idlers will need work to get them somewhere near. As far as I know there are no aftermarket idlers available so modifying the supplied ones is the only option. Regards
Steve
Very nice idler and just what I need. Unfortunately my idlers will need work to get them somewhere near. As far as I know there are no aftermarket idlers available so modifying the supplied ones is the only option. Regards
Steve
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I have my own idlers I started to make a few years back when I get chance later I will host some pictures
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi Steve, that is starting to look like a huge improvement.
Heck of a lot of work though.
BTW, Will you also be modifying the slots in the outer edge?
I see from Kents version that the ends of the slots are squared off and the webs look to be a bit thinner.
Cheers
Tim
Heck of a lot of work though.
BTW, Will you also be modifying the slots in the outer edge?
I see from Kents version that the ends of the slots are squared off and the webs look to be a bit thinner.
Cheers
Tim
2008 Armortek Panther ausf.G (early) #0035
2012 Armortek Tiger 1e (Late) #001
2009 Armortek BefehlsPanzer 111 ausf.J #0011 (SOLD)
2010 Armortek A34 Comet #0031 (SOLD)
2012 Armortek Tiger 1e (Late) #001
2009 Armortek BefehlsPanzer 111 ausf.J #0011 (SOLD)
2010 Armortek A34 Comet #0031 (SOLD)
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi Tim
I will see how the hub and spokes turn out first before going mad on the detail, your right the spokes are still a bit thick
(scale 18mm as opposed to actual 15mm) but the starting point was a long way out.
Regards
Steve
I will see how the hub and spokes turn out first before going mad on the detail, your right the spokes are still a bit thick
(scale 18mm as opposed to actual 15mm) but the starting point was a long way out.
Regards
Steve
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Here are my own idler wheels they need finishing off, I know there is work to be done on them before they are fit to be fitted.




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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi all,
sorry, I cannot resist to post my scratch built Panther A idler wheel too!!!

Cheers Bodo
sorry, I cannot resist to post my scratch built Panther A idler wheel too!!!


Cheers Bodo
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Re: Steves Panther A
Hi Bodo,
There very nice, you don't happen to have a spare pair by any chance?
Regards
Steve
There very nice, you don't happen to have a spare pair by any chance?
Regards
Steve