Panzerjäger I - the 1st tracked German tank hunter in WWII
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Panzerjäger I - the 1st tracked German tank hunter in WWII
Panzerjäger I - the build report
As a follow up of the existing Panzer I hull I tried something new (for me) – an open tank i.e. open fighting compartment.
Some pics of designing phase:
Some pics to remember the build of the lower hull.
Also seen here:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=25826&p=264495&hil ... fe#p264495
To be continued…
As a follow up of the existing Panzer I hull I tried something new (for me) – an open tank i.e. open fighting compartment.
Some pics of designing phase:
Some pics to remember the build of the lower hull.
Also seen here:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=25826&p=264495&hil ... fe#p264495
To be continued…
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Wonderful project again
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Re: Panzerjäger I - the 1st tracked German tank hunter in WW
Very nice! Love seeing these variants.
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Ah, excellent initiative. You gave us an hint a few weeks ago that it was coming along with a potential Wespe for the panzer II chassis. I like AFV with open compartment.
I can see this will be the Alkett version with the 5 side gun shield. A Skoda 47mm gun in 1/16 is a first and a model on its own. I am curious to see what RC function can be given to the gun while still keeping a realistic fighting compartment that can become a running diorama with accessories and figures.
thanks,
I can see this will be the Alkett version with the 5 side gun shield. A Skoda 47mm gun in 1/16 is a first and a model on its own. I am curious to see what RC function can be given to the gun while still keeping a realistic fighting compartment that can become a running diorama with accessories and figures.
thanks,
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Re: Panzerjäger I - the 1st tracked German tank hunter in WW
Louis, you have recognized exactly! This is the early type of Panzerjäger I with the 5 sided shield, the later one used 7 shields.lmcq11 wrote:Ah, excellent initiative. You gave us an hint a few weeks ago that it was coming along with a potential Wespe for the panzer II chassis. I like AFV with open compartment.
I can see this will be the Alkett version with the 5 side gun shield. A Skoda 47mm gun in 1/16 is a first and a model on its own. I am curious to see what RC function can be given to the gun while still keeping a realistic fighting compartment that can become a running diorama with accessories and figures.
thanks,
The original Skoda gun is very complex constructed and therefore will be very filigree in 1/16. I didn't found a solution for the recoil in this tiny gun, but for elevation and traverse movement I found a drive (light gray colored in the drawing pictures); that'll be shown later
Inside the compartment it is very cramped but I'll try to place a commander and a gunner next to the gun.
Cheers,
Freddy
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This is just outstanding work! Completely outside the box and cool
Tanks alot....
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Thanks guys, for your interest in this build!
This time I’m using the stronger gear motors for the tracks (dia. 25mm instead of 16mm) despite the less space inside the hull
Beginning of the upper hull - the main parts:
This time I’m using the stronger gear motors for the tracks (dia. 25mm instead of 16mm) despite the less space inside the hull
Beginning of the upper hull - the main parts:
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Next is the gun shield:
Accessories of the fighting compartment…
At the hull outside are a lot more accessories necessary (hatches, rivets, hooks, vision ports).
Out of curiosity, I’ve sticked both hull parts together
Accessories of the fighting compartment…
At the hull outside are a lot more accessories necessary (hatches, rivets, hooks, vision ports).
Out of curiosity, I’ve sticked both hull parts together
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Now it’s up to the main part of the Panzerjäger I - the gun!
Overview of the gun parts:
Mounting the elevation drive (planetary gear motor Ø8mm, 30RPM at 4.2V)…
…gun platform with gear motor 10x12mm…
Again pictures of a roughly mounted Panzerjäger I
Because of very less space inside the hull I’m using the HL Tk5.3.
A short video of the first moves…
Overview of the gun parts:
Mounting the elevation drive (planetary gear motor Ø8mm, 30RPM at 4.2V)…
…gun platform with gear motor 10x12mm…
Again pictures of a roughly mounted Panzerjäger I
Because of very less space inside the hull I’m using the HL Tk5.3.
A short video of the first moves…
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Very nice and we'll made as usual.