Our Hull Dimensions For A Jagdpanther Project
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Re: Our Hull Dimensions For A Jagdpanther Project
Looks great! I've got a PanTiger donor that will look real fine as a reincarnation....
D'mon1996
Tamiya 1st gen Sherman, Tamiya King Tiger (in box), HL Pershing (metallized & weathered), HL Tiger I (in progress, plastic), HL Panzer IV (metal gears & arms, plastic track), HL Panther (donor tank, to be radically modified)
Sanity optional....
Tamiya 1st gen Sherman, Tamiya King Tiger (in box), HL Pershing (metallized & weathered), HL Tiger I (in progress, plastic), HL Panzer IV (metal gears & arms, plastic track), HL Panther (donor tank, to be radically modified)
Sanity optional....
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Re: Our Hull Dimensions For A Jagdpanther Project
Hi FireflyKeith ,
Nice work , I like it . I bought the HL S&S Panther ages ago and altered the frontal armour and as at the time I was trying to do it as cheeply as I could because I didnt think it was worth spennding to much on this tank . I also bourght so resin dishes for the wheels , however my dad had to turn the wheels in his lathe to get the dishes to look half descent . and then I added all those bolt heads it took ages . I have now givern this tank to my son its not peferct and needs more work but he likes it . I have often considered chopping the body to make it narrow and the lengthen it but I think its better to leave it be . Ive recently had the plans enlaged for the Ausf G model and was thinking of scratch building the turret and top body then instaling the HL electronics , buying the bottom and altering it ? But you cant do everything at once so Im trying to get my Tiger I and Stug finished.
All the best little tankman
Nice work , I like it . I bought the HL S&S Panther ages ago and altered the frontal armour and as at the time I was trying to do it as cheeply as I could because I didnt think it was worth spennding to much on this tank . I also bourght so resin dishes for the wheels , however my dad had to turn the wheels in his lathe to get the dishes to look half descent . and then I added all those bolt heads it took ages . I have now givern this tank to my son its not peferct and needs more work but he likes it . I have often considered chopping the body to make it narrow and the lengthen it but I think its better to leave it be . Ive recently had the plans enlaged for the Ausf G model and was thinking of scratch building the turret and top body then instaling the HL electronics , buying the bottom and altering it ? But you cant do everything at once so Im trying to get my Tiger I and Stug finished.
All the best little tankman
HL: Tiger I sSS101 2nd Kompanie (212), HL: PzIII/Stug , Tam: sherman(fo) ,Tam: Sherman (vintage) ,Tam: Kingtiger(fo) ,Tam: Kingtiger (vintage,upgraded) , 21st Cent Sdkfz 251 (static at the mo ) / Son HL panther(altered) ,Son HL Tiger1 sSS101 1st Kompanie , HL Pz.IV , daughter HL Tiger1 sSS101 hopefu
