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jackalope wrote:Forgive my ignorance but is this a Panther or a Pan Tiger? The road wheels look to be arranged as a Tigers would, is this correct.

Hope the above helps, im thinking of doing this as Panther 535 at KURSK as above pic.

Regards stu

Nice work Stu, very tidy

KTRob wrote:Nice work Stu, very tidy

Thanks rob much appreciated

Regards stu

Heres another pic, inserted the pantiger turret ring into the g deck , a lot of cutting, shutting and lots more to do to get it right, detail wise.

Hi people , have been busy today and rubbed down deck refilled some areas and re rubbed down and a quick coat of primer to deck, its slowly getting there

added small right angle to top of tube


now got the deck in one piece got to add all the detail to it

Tigerx2,
No plans to use or make a working gun travel lock there? This build is really coming along very nicely!
regards,
Painless

Hi to all did some more today on front of deck carved plate lines added bolts ? around front plate ( holes drilled into deck and small steel panel pin nails inserted and superglued into place then snipped off underneath. added c hooks to rear panels, a small amount on rear of tank, put more internals electronics in (rx18) etc. added turret. still got to source a panther g barrel to add to turret, make some drivers hatches etc on front deck and a whole lot more but its coming together.




still along way to go but heres what i want to finish up with R01 at kursk

Nice work, looks oddly good in primer.

R01 is a nice choice, seen in a lot of books.

Thanks ad lav

Regards tu

I have avoided doing a Panther build simply because of the harm that HENG LONG caused when they introduced the World to the PanTiger BUT when I see what you are doing I might yet change my mind,
A lovely job, which has shown me there is hope for a Panther in my collection yet
shaun