Jagdpanther 1946

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Ad Lav
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Thanks guys :D

The towing piece and engine cover thingy is beautiful and works out cheaper than schumo! He goes some mighty fine stuff now.

Carl, I have just swapped to the flammenvernichter exhausts from the standard early 3 and 1 tubes.
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Ad Lav wrote:Thanks guys :D

The towing piece and engine cover thingy is beautiful and works out cheaper than schumo! He goes some mighty fine stuff now.

Carl, I have just swapped to the flammenvernichter exhausts from the standard early 3 and 1 tubes.
Very cool I like these bestImage
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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These are great ubgrade parts. :thumbup:
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Bit more done - weld lines, casting numbers, wecohe jack block and late stowage layout based on 654th schwere td.

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Brass and chain work - quite pleased as my first attempt at playing with brass.

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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Adam it looks just perfect
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Looking good AD is that mods finished or is there more to do .?
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Little bit more - some track holders from schumo and it’s ready for paint :D
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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Ad Lav wrote:Brass and chain work - quite pleased as my first attempt at playing with brass.

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Who's chain did you use Adam?

Barry
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946

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This is looking just great, Adam. I'm looking forward to hearing your opinion of the schumo spare track link holders, because I've been thinking about getting some for my JP.

Point of History, the Germans were actually going to build this tank in 1943 but they knew they would need a stronger transmission and a lot more power to move that 57 tons. They just couldn't get the flux capacitor to work right. @) :/ :haha:
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