M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
I'm not familiar with that hull. Does the engine deck come off or did you have to cut it out? Examining the pictures, the seam is a great fit if separate piece.
And YES, the gun shield on those have always bothered me.
And YES, the gun shield on those have always bothered me.
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Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
The engine deck is a separate piece, held on with screws.Ecam wrote:I'm not familiar with that hull. Does the engine deck come off or did you have to cut it out? Examining the pictures, the seam is a great fit if separate piece.
And YES, the gun shield on those have always bothered me.
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Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Do you have links to the gun shield and breech casting? I am drooling and thinking about getting to my M10 after the little 1/4 Ton 4X4 is done.
Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Thanks to a link provided by Ecam, I've figured out how to hide the elevation servo, which was located at the back of the turret originally. I want it hidden, since I'm detailing the turret interior.

Now I just need to work out barrel recoil. Recoil servo on the stock turret is hidden, mounted on the bottom of the breech. That's the original plan. I was planning on having just the barrel recoil, but I think that since I'm going to detail the turret intetior, I may as well make the whole gun reoil, like the real piece does. I have an idea of how to do it, just need to see if I can.

Now I just need to work out barrel recoil. Recoil servo on the stock turret is hidden, mounted on the bottom of the breech. That's the original plan. I was planning on having just the barrel recoil, but I think that since I'm going to detail the turret intetior, I may as well make the whole gun reoil, like the real piece does. I have an idea of how to do it, just need to see if I can.
Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Glad that helped.
Now, second or third time I've seen this picture, and I still can't figure out the "white ornamental gate" thing is on the turret roof!
Now, second or third time I've seen this picture, and I still can't figure out the "white ornamental gate" thing is on the turret roof!
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Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
https://www.shapeways.com/product/3LXVJ ... ield-blockHerr Dr. Professor wrote:Do you have links to the gun shield and breech casting? I am drooling and thinking about getting to my M10 after the little 1/4 Ton 4X4 is done.
He also has the engine deck and exhaust with M10 deflector. I've decided to use the M4A2 deck by Woz, instead of the M10 deck, as it's actually more accurate. I am going to remove the Panzer Vs. Tanks gun cradle and use it, since the barrel fits it better, and again, it has a better cast appearance then the stock parts.
Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Rain hood. If so I made my set too short.
Never mind, I went back to the original picture where you clearly stated RAIN HOOD!
Never mind, I went back to the original picture where you clearly stated RAIN HOOD!
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Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
3D printed turret tarp supports from Woz, still on their sprue.They're what the indents on the inside of the counterweights are for. The 3 short ones are what's on the roof over the gun.Ecam wrote:Glad that helped.
Now, second or third time I've seen this picture, and I still can't figure out the "white ornamental gate" thing is on the turret roof!
ETA: Just realized, the rear supports in the pic are bent.

Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
Best picture I was quickly able to find. You can see how they were mounted to the turret rear.

The duckbill had more, and they were mounted differently, only pic I could find is a model.


The duckbill had more, and they were mounted differently, only pic I could find is a model.

Re: M10 GMC, 601st TD Battalion, Italy.
I did a set on my wedge version. But I've found some pictures of missing rods, with and without mounting brackets. So not in a hurry for the duck bill.
Thanks
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