
Jagdpanther 1946
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946
I am undecided about the big gun currently. Costs are playing a big part - I still have schumo parts to buy to finish off the detail.
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Re: Jagdpanther 1946
Now that I have the static version, I'd also wondered whether it would be economical and practical to fit a light to the rear. (This build will follow completion of the Pz IV, and finishing touches to the Cromwell..so..it's a way off yet.Ad Lav wrote:It’s running Tamiya electrics so unless I get a funky receiver switch for a light then it won’t work. I could swap to an elmod but paying 200 euros and selling the stock electrics is something I can’t be bothered to do.
It’s more about the looks for me! So shallow
Mk is due to send me a care package in the next week or so!

Axel sells the LED for the M26 Pershing-
https://www.axels-modellbau-shop.de/kat ... mlershing-
But... that's quite a price.


Then again, there's that spare 5v terminal on the MFU. With a suitable resistor couldn't that be used for a convoy light? Mind you, switching it on and off would involve extra electronic wizardry.
Incidentally, I found this useful MFU schematic on RCU recently for the MF-01: Personally, I've pretty well decided to clank down the Elmod track for this one..

Great model, Adam, and this was the final impetus I needed to shell out for the static (starter) kit


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It’s a shame lights cannot be simply added to the mf unit like the Sherman/Pershing and kv by means of plugging in and switching on.
I might still go down the elmod route but part of me still wants it to be as Mr Tamiya made it, albeit with some pretty extras.
I should have some interior bits to show you soon.
I might still go down the elmod route but part of me still wants it to be as Mr Tamiya made it, albeit with some pretty extras.
I should have some interior bits to show you soon.
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Quite agree, and one of my beefs with Tamiya is the representation of a light with an inert piece of styrene.Ad Lav wrote:It’s a shame lights cannot be simply added to the mf unit like the Sherman/Pershing and kv by means of plugging in and switching on.
I might still go down the elmod route but part of me still wants it to be as Mr Tamiya made it, albeit with some pretty extras.
I should have some interior bits to show you soon.



DMD pairing.

Thanks, Adam, Yes i shall look forward to the interior details..

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A little bit of brass for the Jagdpanther 

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More progress. Chassis and upgrade wheels have arrived. Custom shafts and spacers by MK with full bearings.
Along with some nice shiny bits and chains etc it’s added a good bit of detail to the model.
Also added a Daryl Turner trunion set to improve elevation and traverse.





Along with some nice shiny bits and chains etc it’s added a good bit of detail to the model.
Also added a Daryl Turner trunion set to improve elevation and traverse.





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That's lookin' might good there, Adam. Some very innovative ideas and a lot of thought going into it. Anxiously awaiting each new chapter. Keep up the nice work.
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I really like that Mk Modellbau towing bracket! I could do with one for my Tamiya Panther, and one for the Jagdpanther project later on.
A few more pics of the internal setup will be great reference material for later, as well. 


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Re: Jagdpanther 1946
Adam I may have missed it but what style exhaust system are you setting up on this beast? The one that is currently mounted?
Tanks alot....
