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I saw that picture buy the light in my head did not realize the end piece rotates,is that a pinion gear on the end?
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Saxondog wrote:I saw that picture buy the light in my head did not realize the end piece rotates,is that a pinion gear on the end?

yup pinion from an old bandia gearbox and works flawless give the 5mm spacing needed for the patern
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Great Idea,simple easy to make and same spacing every time.I have several pinion gears if the pitch is the same then the number of teeth would not matter,correct? You would get the same space between each tooth on a 10 or 12.correct?
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Saxondog wrote:Great Idea,simple easy to make and same spacing every time.I have several pinion gears if the pitch is the same then the number of teeth would not matter,correct? You would get the same space between each tooth on a 10 or 12.correct?

the pitch is 32 and 15 tooth the secret is to keep you tool wet with water as you roll to prevent the epoxy from sticking to the teeth of the gear and also keep you finger wet when you press the puty onto the tank hull tyhe putty spreads evenly and wont stick to your fingers and the water will not harm the putty
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here are a few more shots
interior tub machine gun assembly headlight wiring and a few exterior shots
need to weather and number the tank next
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Thanks Bubbajoexx for the detailed description of how best to apply zimmerite coating,I'm sure others as well as myself will benefit from your idea.Saxondog
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THAT is a brilliant looking KT :thumbup: ...I just love KTs with NO mudguards whatsoever, soooo battleworn and MEAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @)
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Great job on the Zim. Applying it is not as easy as it looks. Great KT as well. Is that the early Tamiya version with 2 ch function, with not rotation of the turret or gun elevation ( I see that you have added these other functions )
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STEINER wrote:Great job on the Zim. Applying it is not as easy as it looks. Great KT as well. Is that the early Tamiya version with 2 ch function, with not rotation of the turret or gun elevation ( I see that you have added these other functions )
its a real early no funtion static I installed all the parts for full funtion including extras as i use 8 channel radios in all my tanks
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Great job, starting with a static must involve some serious work.
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