Good news as we have the green light for this thread. I've made a start with one of the most difficult parts to reproduce, the rear fenders.
I won't be posting to often as correctly so, the company's builds and builders come first. Let's hope that Armortek offer a kit for sale in the future as I think it may do quite well.
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I may use some flak wheels or 222 wheels not sure yet, there were a few different wheel types used..
There won't be to many printed parts as the trailer needs to be robust enough to carry the lighter panzers.
I think with Vince's help we are getting there. The fenders have taken 30hrs to print each side.
I've photographed them on the Tiger1 for scale.
The Armortek wheels are mini works of art. You can see why I was asking for 222 wheels these being fairly close to the originals, each trailer will require a total of 9.
I need to make these look more like the original trailer tyre and wheel. That's the 1/35 on top for comparison, note that this version shows no tread pattern in the middle section.
It's getting there just a bit more time on the lathe.
Last edited by Phil Woollard on Thu Dec 17, 2020 8:55 am, edited 5 times in total.
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Phil,
Great project. I too am following with Interest. I think you are overworking your team of 24-7 "wonder-elves" however. They can't possibly complete 3 or more projects at once!
I think the SD.AH. 116 would cool for the FAMO! Can you and your team do that next?
Very cool Phil! I about fell over when you said "batch of these". If I had something to pull it with - I'd take you up on one. Where did you find or make the CAD renders? Excellent!
Bob
Just a quick note to all, reference any interest in owning a 115 please use my email exploration20@outlook.com for details, we should not use this platform in the " off topic section" to trade non Armortek goods. My apologies to the management.
Regards Phil.
Mechanical engineer.
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Hi Phil
I’ve just come across this posting I don’t know how I missed it, very nice indeed, and hopefully those 222 wheels that look so right finally get released from there temporary internment at the Brisbane airport.
Very nice.