1941 StuG III Ausf B

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edpanzer wrote:Looks good painless must say spent a while reading your paper hope you don't mind !
Image<------ED...reading Painless's Paper :haha: :haha: :haha:
Just Kidding Ed :haha: ...it's the first mental image that came to mind :/

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ALPHA wrote:
edpanzer wrote:Looks good painless must say spent a while reading your paper hope you don't mind !
Image<------ED...reading Painless's Paper :haha: :haha: :haha:
Just Kidding Ed :haha: ...it's the first mental image that came to mind :/

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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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edpanzer wrote: Not far off the truth Alpha if only you knew....
I guess my minds eye should have viewed in Color????????????Image :shifty:

Have great Day Ed :D

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Good afternoon,
*chuckles* I'm standing here attaching tools to the StuG and seeing Outhouses pop up on the Thread as responses. Is my work that bad? ;o)
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PainlessWolf wrote:Good afternoon,
*chuckles* I'm standing here attaching tools to the StuG and seeing Outhouses pop up on the Thread as responses. Is my work that bad? ;o)
regards, ( in fun )
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:haha: :haha: Think it was the subliminal message of paper reading :haha: :haha: :haha: ...your work is always outstanding Painless :D

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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Nothing in the Post today and since it was a Gym night, I ran around during lunch to get some more detail mounted on the Deck. Alpha, no biggie, I was grinning and wondering what was going on is all. ;o) Pics:
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The only oddity was that Mato's Crank was reversed from Tamiya's. It still looks good installed.
The only oddity was that Mato's Crank was reversed from Tamiya's. It still looks good installed.
Shovel, Axe, Trackbar and Crank were fairly easy to manage. The Aerial trough, not so much but it is in the right place now.
Shovel, Axe, Trackbar and Crank were fairly easy to manage. The Aerial trough, not so much but it is in the right place now.
Loader's side complete.
Loader's side complete.
A contrast in colors
A contrast in colors
A little closeup...
A little closeup...
A little closeup....JPG (90.91 KiB) Viewed 3065 times
Jack came next
Jack came next
Long Arm Cutters installed next
Long Arm Cutters installed next
Long Arm Cutters installed next.JPG (88.46 KiB) Viewed 3065 times
Label on the Fire Extinguisher and installed
Label on the Fire Extinguisher and installed
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Is it tomorrow already!? Well, no. ;o) I was looking over the photos of the work done today and a couple of things were bothering me so I made some slight changes. Pics:
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...and of the Track Bar and Shovel
...and of the Track Bar and Shovel
...and of the Track Bar and Shovel.JPG (97.46 KiB) Viewed 3064 times
Forgot to take a shot of the Crank
Forgot to take a shot of the Crank
I removed and repositioned the Axe so that the end of the handle was not incorrectly raised.
I removed and repositioned the Axe so that the end of the handle was not incorrectly raised.
I removed and repositioned the Axe so that the end of the handle was not incorrectly raised..JPG (98.03 KiB) Viewed 3064 times
I remembered to add the end caps that the handles of this tool would slot into...
I remembered to add the end caps that the handles of this tool would slot into...
I remembered to add the end caps that the handles of this tool would slot into....JPG (84.71 KiB) Viewed 3064 times
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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Nice Job on the tools Painless :thumbup: ....No Pizza box????????????? 8O ............ :haha:

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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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By the way Painless....this is a really nice resin model...the casting is great
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You should see my view port...on the junk resin kit I'm trying to build...it looks like poop...the worst thing is the resin is so poor
I can't cut it off with a saw...the only way to take it off and put a better one on ...is to power grind it off :thumbdown:

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Re: 1941 StuG III Ausf B

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Painless don't like to do it but I have to point out something wrong with the stug...I don't own it!!!!
Great work!!
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