Tank obstacle

oldfeller
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Tank obstacle

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Hi All

Its them cupper sticks again.
Glue two together
Glue two together
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Paint under coat
Paint under coat
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Paint
Paint
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Saxondog
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Another good one,Oldfeller
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Wizzard033
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Thats a ver cheap way to make them, good idea. I bought some "Plastruct" 'H' stock which looks really convincing after its painted and assembled.
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oldfeller
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Hi Wizzard033

Had a few drinks :crazy: whatching the rugby before posting pic's took me a while
to down load them :S .
To try and get a metal look I used Humbrol paints satin mixed with silver for the final coat
with rust.
Off to see a train Model Show today.

Gerwyn :thumbup:
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Saxondog wrote:Another good one,Oldfeller

Cheers Sax :thumbup:

Gerwyn
Johnf
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Re: Tank obstacle

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I got some good ones from a new laptop box. See them on my video upload.
I like to see people being creative rather than just buying everything.
I have started making my own metal mgs with white LEDs. Just finished a convoy light for my tiger. Make my own recognition flags. Made tools and fittings for my Panzer 111. Will do some posts. If only we could have sombody tell us how to make an Elmod. I'm getting better at the electronics though. Got bored waiting for some items to finish my Panzer 111 and decided to open up my Jamara radio. (Do'nt ask why, just bored) Put it back together, switched it on and after a couple of minutes could hear hissing then lots of smoke. Ripper all the batteries out but still smoking. Fried all the wiring bare. Sh-t. Have put allnew wiring in and it works. Will not do that again.
Still have not made amo crates but its on my list. I have lots of nice wood from building wooden sailing ships so will try.
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Hi Johnf

I like what you been doing.
Not good with electric's my self, only had to take strip the outer cables off two
wires coming off the board to make a conection to fit my new gears and ripped
them off the board :{ :'( .
Before I buy any thing I'm :think: what can I use. " @) ".

Gerwyn :thumbup:
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Dead right. I tend to be disappointed with a lot of the items I buy. The toger was my first so now I have learned the lesson. These things can realy get expensive. I got steel cable in various thicknesses to make tow cables. Ditch the plastic cables but keep the plastic end loops. Drill them out and insert the metal cable.
I will do some post on making these items also.
Good Luck
John
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Re: Tank obstacle

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Hi John
Look forward to seeing your posts.
All the best.
Gerwyn
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Re: Tank obstacle

Post by kleewon »

it's look real!! Nice dude.... :clap:
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