Sdkfz 7 Build
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Sdkfz 7 Build
Hi,
Bought this model a few years back with the intention of adding some detail/finishing it off. With all this exciting Famo builds going on I thought i better get started.
Bonnet and side panels with detail fitted. Thought I would be able to add rivet detail to panels in situ to save disturbing a virtually completed model...proved to be a little difficult
Panel removal uncovered a few little issues...not to mention the mess created removing layers of paint and filler. 3/64 Rivet detail in progress with handles and rivets soldered in place with 1/8 half round beading yet to be applied Rear door detail along with spare tyre compartment to be cut
Regards
David
Bought this model a few years back with the intention of adding some detail/finishing it off. With all this exciting Famo builds going on I thought i better get started.
Bonnet and side panels with detail fitted. Thought I would be able to add rivet detail to panels in situ to save disturbing a virtually completed model...proved to be a little difficult
Panel removal uncovered a few little issues...not to mention the mess created removing layers of paint and filler. 3/64 Rivet detail in progress with handles and rivets soldered in place with 1/8 half round beading yet to be applied Rear door detail along with spare tyre compartment to be cut
Regards
David
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Wow nice build. I love the details you make an the trilex wheel...
Looking forward to see more
Looking forward to see more
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Hi,
Spare wheel compartment cut, not the easiest of jobs to do with no milling machine, but after a good few hours job was looking not too bad. Regards
David
Spare wheel compartment cut, not the easiest of jobs to do with no milling machine, but after a good few hours job was looking not too bad. Regards
David
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Hi David
Nice work on the 7
All the best
Derek
Nice work on the 7
All the best
Derek
we must stop making stupid predictions
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Thanks for the comments! Should make some more progress over the weekend.
Regards
David
Regards
David
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
nothing more satisfying than grinding down a big lump of aluminium and then staring at the fileings on the floor, and feeling at one with model, you've just experienced a small outer body moment, see you in church sunday, regards simon
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
]Hi,
I decided to strip the chassis down and start again as some of the basics had not been covered that well.
Regards
David
I decided to strip the chassis down and start again as some of the basics had not been covered that well.
Regards
David
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Hi
A little more progress
A little more progress
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Hi,
I'm glad to say the majority of the parts have now been prepared for assemble. Thanks
I'm glad to say the majority of the parts have now been prepared for assemble. Thanks
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Re: Sdkfz 7 Build
Looking really good David. The 'ole girl is cleaning up nicely. Looking forward to see this one come together. Love the SDKFZ 7.
Best regards,
Bob
Best regards,
Bob
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