Stunning model, to say the least!
I particularly like the oil stain and wear on the dozer blade. The model would do well in the "real or fake" section!
Hello at all
Maintenance - Optimize the sound, will put the micro SD cart in the slot…big fingers….micro SD card in the cellar of the model.
All the best
Frank
Hello at all
I like to build the engine compartment.
That I can find the right dimensions, I need some real sizes. I know that the cylinder bore is 137,4 mm.
If someone know the desistence from bore tot bore, please let me know. It would be very helpful!
If you know other sizes, please let me know.
Hello Adrian
I had found the SD cart direct beneath the sound box.
I have a reprint of the Royal Armoured Corp's User Handbook for the Centurion Mark 3, originally published in 1953. Does that cover your build ? (given that many Mark 3's were upgraded to Mark 5's). If so, I can PM you some scans of both the technical numbers and the engine layout.
Incidentally, it has the cylinder bore as 137.17mm for a Meteor Mk. 4B engine.. 12 cylinders, in two banks with a 60 degree Vee.
Hope this helps, and stay well,
Chris
Mark IV (Liesel, Abteilung 14, France 1918)
M3 Lee (25 Dragoons, Burma 1944)
Universal Carrier (2/Wiltshires, Italy 1944)
Panther (Deserter, 145 RAC, Italy 1944)
Centurion Mk 3 (8KRIH, Korea 1950/51)
Morris Quad, 25-pdr & limber (45RA, Korea 1951)
Frank, if you mean the bin on the glacis plate, it was for stowage of a hood for the driver which kept the worst of the rain and spray from blinding him when driving opened up. It was very rarely used.