any jagdpanther build photos?

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Hi Kent

I think Mark changed the bump stops on the Jadgpanther kit as a result of possible interference with the tracks on the Panther. I know Bob modified his and I did the same.

So I would guess the ones in the photo of Willie's are the "new and improved" version of bump stops.


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Post by Robert E Morey »

Good eye Tim and Kent,
The bump stops are different. The JP versions look much better! Good improvement.
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Sorry , but i was to busy building mine to take pics :oops:
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It was 137 degrees below zero last weekend so I was able to work on the tank a bit.Got the wheels on and am ready to put together the rear idler and drive sprocket. Image Image

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Hi Willie

Looking very good! Thanks for posting the pictures.

Happy New Year!
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Post by David Pengelly »

Willie was that a typo or was it realy 137 degrees below ?
If it was i will stop moaning about our works being around 4 degrees below freezing the last few days .:)
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Well it was a bit of an exaggeration,however the actual temp for that weekend was 5 degrees with a wind-chill factor of 40 below zero,which means two things. I ain't leaving the house and I'm working on the tank.

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Next up the tracks. Image Image

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Post by Robert E Morey »

Looking real good Willie. That Jagpanther has some sexy lines. Wish I could get me one! Keep us posted on your progress.
Bob

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Nice one Willie!

Seeing now a number of Jagdpanther models I start regret I passed on one for myself - maybe at a later release... :D

Echo Bob and admit they have sexy lines - German design at its best.

Talking about good looking have you seen this one at Youtube?
When it turned I almost yelled of excitement...
No calm museum ride here, no driven like the real thing :shock:
Turn the volume on!



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I recently purchased this part-built jagdpanther. full options including batteries, i will dismantle it and try and give it some kent treatment!
I will post some photos as i go for anyones interest.
Build tips, early or late model and sugestions welcome.

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Go for an Early one :!:

With zimmerit on you have a very special version I don´t think there are many of them in 1:6th.

"kent treatment"...I like that! :D

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Lucky dog to find one in good shape! Looks like a good build, I like the early version too. Bob

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tank storage!. shame when theres so much good panther info around,dont start one until the others finished ,well thats the plan.

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Hi Simon

Nice display of the "panther" part of your collection! I third the "early jagdpanther with zimmerit" request. :)

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