Building the PzKfw III
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Hi Garry,
Your build is looking great. How have you found it so far Are you taking it all apart to prime and paint or are you building first then painting
Keep the photo's coming
Thanks Antony
Your build is looking great. How have you found it so far Are you taking it all apart to prime and paint or are you building first then painting
Keep the photo's coming
Thanks Antony
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Antony,
Building it is not too bad. It fits together pretty well, there are a number of things which I have changed, such as replacing some fixings and the escape hatch I have done some machining on, and a few of the countersinks I have made a nats deeper, but nothing drastic.
I have machined out the back of the drivers visor so that I can glaze it, but everything I have done is personal choice.
The plan is to fit it together and find out what needed attention, then disassemble it and prime it. Then build and add any filler and welding marks and then put colour coat on.
Building it is not too bad. It fits together pretty well, there are a number of things which I have changed, such as replacing some fixings and the escape hatch I have done some machining on, and a few of the countersinks I have made a nats deeper, but nothing drastic.
I have machined out the back of the drivers visor so that I can glaze it, but everything I have done is personal choice.
The plan is to fit it together and find out what needed attention, then disassemble it and prime it. Then build and add any filler and welding marks and then put colour coat on.
Garry
1/6 PzKfw III
1/6 PzKfw III
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