JT in Germany

[florian rudolf]

StuG Nr. 29 is yours Peter.
I have Nr. 20 the same number my FAMO have.

[Peter Quambusch]

But the waiting is over, my "interior" arrived:1.jpg

4 big boxes of "Interior"?

Yes, the Stug will fitt into the JT. It will provide extra motor power!!! And also double armor!!! And not to mention the extra fire power!!!

[Chang]

Yes, the Stug will fitt into the JT. It will provide extra motor power!!! And also double armor!!! And not to meeting the extra fire power!!!

Cool ! A Jagdtiger with a Stug III inside !
Imagine the 75mm StuK 40 L/48 laid beside the huge 128mm KwK 44 L/55 .
Both Maus and E-100 will be speechless..........

[Peter Quambusch]

Yes, the Stug will fitt into the JT. It will provide extra motor power!!! And also double armor!!! And not to meting the extra fire power!!!

Cool ! A Jagdtiger with a Stug III inside !
Imagine the 75mm StuK 40 L/48 laid beside the huge 128mm KwK 44 L/55 .
Both Maus and E-100 will be speechless..........

Jap, That´s my intention...

[Peter Quambusch]

As promised, some more pics:

Interior for one JT

[Peter Quambusch]

Started with the motors.

[Chang]

As promised, some more pics:2.jpgInterior for one JT

Hi Peter,
Is the rectangular part (farthest one on the round table) the tray for battery and option packs?

Regards,
Lerh Chang

[Peter Quambusch]

As promised, some more pics:2.jpgInterior for one JT

Hi Peter,
Is the rectangular part (farthest one on the round table) the tray for battery and option packs?

Regards,
Lerh Chang

Jap

[Chang]

Looking good Peter
What's the barrel attachment like ? Can it be easily removed for transportation ?
If not, I might have to drill a hole in the back door of the van
Adrian.

Thanks Adrian,
If I were you, I would start drilling.....

For other JT owner who doesn't want to un-screw the gun barrel :
Better start thinking of drilling a hole in the back door of the van too......

Photo borrowed from "October 2020" in Factory Diary.

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[Peter Quambusch]

Jap, That´s a very nicely built JT for an AT customer, which I had the privilege so see close up a few days ago at the AT factory!!

[Peter Quambusch]

But back to my JT. Did not get much done today...

...as I had to report to the inspector about the slow build progress.

Than continued with some dry fitting and electronics layout trials....

[Peter Quambusch]

Due to bad weather, I started with the camo scheme...

[Peter Quambusch]

Some more donuts added...

[Vince Cutajar]

I don't know why, but I kind of fancy that pattern.
Vince

[Peter Quambusch]

Crew came over to inspect the (slow) progress....