A few teaser images from solidworks ..
Churchill Prototype
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Churchill Prototype
Available in Spring 2022 - the Armortek Churchill MkIII
A few teaser images from solidworks ..
A few teaser images from solidworks ..
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Churchill track link
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Very nice, and the best looking track pattern too! This model is going to be awesome. 
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Commission builds considered. Pm for my email.
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So when do I send in my deposit?? 
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Re: Churchill Prototype
All being well, we will open the order book before we close for the Christmas break - so before the 11th December.
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Model currently has 1,179 parts - with 221 unique parts. That number will change slightly as the model is finalised.
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Re: Churchill Prototype
That looks great!
Cheers,
Alex
Cheers,
Alex
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Armortek Hetzer no 31 (2022).
Quicquid agas age
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Tim Biersma
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Re: Churchill Prototype
I think the left and right end of the track should have rounded ends.
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Like this ?
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Hi Adrian .
May I ask a daft question?
I noticed the welded(?) areas on the track link, could you enlighten me please.
Cheers Charles
May I ask a daft question?
I noticed the welded(?) areas on the track link, could you enlighten me please.
Cheers Charles
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Sorry, I can't help with that, as these are just pictures I collected online when I was looking into 3D printing track links for my Churchill model.
Adrian.
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Hi Charles,
The track pins were held in place by short bars welded across the hole openings. The bar is visible on one side and ground off on the other to remove the pin.
David
The track pins were held in place by short bars welded across the hole openings. The bar is visible on one side and ground off on the other to remove the pin.
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Many thanks Adrian and David.
Adds another insite to the world of armour.
Cheers Charles
Adds another insite to the world of armour.
Cheers Charles
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Re: Churchill Prototype
Picture of the Churchill at Cobbaton (which nearly got me thrown off site 
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Although the bars look to be internal, with no particularly visible weld marks ?
Adrian.
)Although the bars look to be internal, with no particularly visible weld marks ?
Adrian.
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