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What a BEAST!!!

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Hi Phil,
The beast is growing up, verry fast. 😨 looking verry nice. I have seen a little construction problem, at the front Brakes of the mudged. You can't fix 2 screws.... I show the problem and my solution later in my Building Blog...
Die you even see the problem Phil?

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Maybe not Florian show me please, regards Phil.
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I need to get the engine and gearbox out the way so I have made a start, there's along ways to go yet! You build an engine then you cut 1/3 off the crank and sump.
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I've fitted a 24v motor and reduction gearbox this is centered at the crankshaft this will then run the fan, water pump and generator
I've fitted a 24v motor and reduction gearbox this is centered at the crankshaft this will then run the fan, water pump and generator
I've just found a photo of a four bladed famo fan so I'm happy now!
I've just found a photo of a four bladed famo fan so I'm happy now!
I'm not looking forward to making the headers although with a little poetic licence I should be able to hide more of the drive motors
I'm not looking forward to making the headers although with a little poetic licence I should be able to hide more of the drive motors
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Looks realy great Phil,
looking forward to see how many space you have after, installation from the speaker. Could you make me an engine dummy too?

The mudged problem... have a look at part nr.: CS0344. The back side is no matter. The front side, you but the screw into the hole, butt you can't fix the nut. I'll take a M4 and make a thread into. Bevore I fix the part CS0344 on the frame.

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Thanks Florian, your Famo is looking very nice indeed! Could you post a photo of the offending mud guard fixing please? This will help me and many others also :D, now I have started on the engine details it will be a while before I get to the body work again, so it's down to you now 8)

Regards Phil.
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After the engine detailing then the bell housing, UJ's and gear box , then the air tanks and finally the exhaust system x2, oh and a radiator, that's all around two weeks work.
After the engine detailing then the bell housing, UJ's and gear box , then the air tanks and finally the exhaust system x2, oh and a radiator, that's all around two weeks work.
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Hi Phil,
thanks.... I'm just now on the suspension. If I am back on the bodywork I'll post some pics from my solutuion.

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Been logging and general farming type stuff lately but managed to do a bit more to the engine.
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A nice little Tamiya example
A nice little Tamiya example
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Wow looks great Phil,

I'm not shure in time, if I make an enginedummy, but if I see that... mybe ;)
by the way, I want to build scale function winker... Do you have any pictures of the winker details? - I did'nt found any of that.

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Thanks Florian, no winkers seen as yet :wink: but I will post details if I come across any, regards Phil.
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Hi Phil
Great build and if you want winkers Tim Catton did them working for the SKDF7
I dont know if they are the same type though.

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Hi Derek,
I want to make them working. How it goes is not my problem, unfortunatly I do'nt know how they look like.
In my SdKfz 251 are they working too, but they look diffrent.

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Thanks Derek, ref the winkers, were they flashing lights as we know them now or were they the flip up semaphore type because I have no idea ! Or are we talking about the width indicators? Regards Phil
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Hi Phil
On the skdf7 they were the flip out type a bit like an old Austin 7

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I had a 1953 Morris minor with "flip up side cators" as Steve Coogen used to call them, basically it's an electro magnet that pulls on a simple cam that lifts the arm with a yellow illuminated marker on the end, I don't think I will install a pair on this build but it would be interesting to see one on florians build :D ….Phil.
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