mi first panzer III
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Juan Carlos
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Frank Breitenbach
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hallo Juan
What I meen is can you send us an picture from the inside from your hull/top of the floor that we can see the mounting of the swingarms.
Regards
Frank
What I meen is can you send us an picture from the inside from your hull/top of the floor that we can see the mounting of the swingarms.
Regards
Frank
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Kent Wiik
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hi Juan,
A PzIII is by far to early era for my key interest of WW2 (late 1943-the end) so I have not the knowledge to comment the accuracy of your build but...
I must say your details look stunning!
Me as an accuracy nut head love to see another fellow builder with the same addict as myself that’s why I love to follow your build.
Keep the photos coming!
Kind regards
Kent
A PzIII is by far to early era for my key interest of WW2 (late 1943-the end) so I have not the knowledge to comment the accuracy of your build but...
I must say your details look stunning!
Me as an accuracy nut head love to see another fellow builder with the same addict as myself that’s why I love to follow your build.
Keep the photos coming!
Kind regards
Kent
It´s all in the details!
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Juan Carlos
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hi Frank, I will try get more photos, materials used to make the pieces are any material that can serve me because I have metal lathe, use wood, PVC, resin, in Spain there is a mall of bricolage, Leroy Merlin, and with many pieces as the profiles of wood, nuts 1,1.6, 2, 2.5, 3, threaded rebar, etc. 
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Adrian Harris
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Re: mi first panzer III
That access hatch looks superb - such a neat way to improve the hinge 
Adrian.
Adrian.
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Christian Steinhauer
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hello Juan,
very nice work. How do you make the bump stopps. I'm still milling mines.
very nice work. How do you make the bump stopps. I'm still milling mines.
Have fun building, Kind regards
Christian
Christian
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simon_manning
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Re: mi first panzer III
extremely well made so far juan,, another great panzer 111, regards simon manning.
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hi Juan
Simply fantastic!
best regards
Tim
Simply fantastic!
best regards
Tim
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Lawrence Godson
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Re: mi first panzer III
Very very well done! Any chance you might sell the guides some day?
Lawrence Godson
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Juan Carlos
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Re: mi first panzer III
Hello everyone, Christian, the bump stops are made with aluminum tube 30x15, cut to required lengths and the rest is made with Evergreen sheet of 2 mm and 3 mm PVC, the same holds for the running board brackets Steve Winstone, I have added a 20x10 tube cut to measure, and on top I added a strip of aluminum with round, I hope you understand everything right, thank you all. 
