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Sarah I might use these colours.
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06/02/10
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Post by David Makaras »

Hi David. Nice work.

I've noticed your turret fits together better than mine. Did you alter it in some way?

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Hi David

The only changes I made was notching the top braces so the side door hinges would fit.
I still have a gap on the back side about 6mm.

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Post by David Makaras »

Hi David,

Mine also has quite a bit to fill on the side/back turret armour. It wasn't obvious to me in your pictures.

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Post by Tim Bowman »

Hi David

Your Panzer III looks great!

Kind regards
Tim
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Post by David Tannen »

06/06/10
I did some milling on the Idler caps also drilling and tapping 2 of the bolts to hold the caps on.
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Post by Brian Leach »

David,

Nice job on the cap!

I haven't posted here before, but given that you did such a nice job on the idler I was wondering if you had seen Jeff's fine work?

http://www.armortek.co.uk/forum/viewtop ... c&start=15

Nice job!!!

Brian
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David Tannen
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Post by David Tannen »

I found some time:
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I would like do have the time to do some better details.
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I still need to make the starter handle cover, tow hook cover and the two covers under the tow hook cover.
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Till next time.

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Hello
david your pz111 is coming along ,it is good to see it ,and i like your final colour scheam you intend to do .
allthe best
nick

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Post by David Tannen »

Spent some more time working.
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Never enough time to accomplish what you want.
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Thanks for looking till next time.
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Added some more details.
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Till next time
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This is my electrical lay out. Used standoffs on modules, rerouted speaker wires out the sides, made metal brackets for speakers. On test run everything worked fine. Only problem is the machine gun sound. There is none. The smoke worked fine on the first run, now it just trickles out the sides the fan is working and the block is hot and it has oil. Any help would be welcome.

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Post by Armortek »

Hi David

The machine gun sound, and all the other sounds are accessed from the Benedini card. Getting these is described in the full Benedini manual on www.benedini.de.

Your smoker sounds like it has too much oil in it. They best with absolute minimum amount.

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Post by Dennis Jones »

Hi David,

Will your gun elevation motor clear the speakers and speed controller ?

Dennis.

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