Ideas for turret bearings.
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Re: Ideas for turret bearings.
Good tips, thanks
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Re: Ideas for turret bearings.
There is a solution that requires rather less effort. I can't claim the credit, it was mentioned to me by bogeyman.
Get one of those slippery plastic paper wallets that you put in ring binders. Cut two circles. Cut the middles out, so that you have two rings the size of the turret ring.
Glue one to the underside of the turret and the other to the hull. Have the two textured surfaces against each other.
This material is super slippery, the surface will be completely flat, and it will only raise the turret about 1mm. It works like a charm, it's like sheet ice.
Get one of those slippery plastic paper wallets that you put in ring binders. Cut two circles. Cut the middles out, so that you have two rings the size of the turret ring.
Glue one to the underside of the turret and the other to the hull. Have the two textured surfaces against each other.
This material is super slippery, the surface will be completely flat, and it will only raise the turret about 1mm. It works like a charm, it's like sheet ice.
Tiger 1 Late
Panther G
King Tiger
M36 B1
Panther G
King Tiger
M36 B1
Re: Ideas for turret bearings.
Thanks Shaun - I did order the large one and the harness with it from our friends in England. I'm hopeful this will steady the turret down and give me the full turn I want. I didn't pay any attention to which harness I ordered but if I end up with the wrong one I will order another one. I see them on ebay and Amazon frequently.
Thanks
Steve
Thanks
Steve
King Tiger, Panzer "G" model, Tiger 1, and one little Sherman.