Armortek

Hello Gerhard,
that means the steel sprocket rings are for ever???
Here comes the next photos of the tools and racks

and the next one............

Here comes the very beautiful parts from Steve Winstone. Thank you Steve for this great design!!!! I also bring weldings to the several parts.

Very nice work Martin, shopping in the craftsman's market is like being a child in a sweet shop.


Paul.

Martin, I can see you are enjoying yourself....nice work

Hi Paul and Phil,
it is very much better to shop in a craftsman's market because there a no calories in the parts!!!
Here are the next weldings of the bumpers and the tow hitch.
The last photos shows the new steel sprockets and rings after laser treatment without machining.

Wow, serious work Martin! I wish I had your skills.
What compound are you using for your welds? They look a little rounder (not so pointy sharp) than most I have seen. Very realistic!
Cheers,
/Chris

Hi Chris,
thank you for the compliments, i use Milliput white/red for the weldings and a oval tool to make the welding bead. Thicker sheets gets more than one row of welding.
Here are Steve's parts after priming and painting.

I like

Every new photo is a step closer to the finished model, and its looking good

Paul.

Hi Phil and Paul,
thank you for your and
here are the next photos about the swing arms prepared for drilling, new covers for the hull and the hub caps with their securing plates for the screws.

Hi all,

here are the next photos of the in- and outtake grills with some modifications.

Now here comes the next photos from the rear cover and the mounted grills

Lovely level of detail Martin regards Phil

Thanks Phil for the compliments,
here are the next details for the sprockets after making some drawings for the machining of the steel rings. You also can see the first screws and castellated nuts - the screws are to long at the moment.