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vonrundstedt wrote: , That would have been a clever idea, Unfortunately I did'nt think of that at the time. The suspension units are all home made, apart from the wheels. the 'horns' being cut from an office door sign.

Love to see their faces when they wonder what kind of moths or termites made holes that shape in the office door!

Still a clever way of doing it though.

Cheers
Chris

Genius i thought i was cheap only using odds and ends i got laying around to build things, but you take it to the extreme

Keith

looking good, like the suspension set up

FireflyKeith wrote:Genius i thought i was cheap only using odds and ends i got laying around to build things, but you take it to the extreme

Keith

Hey, if it doesnt cost me any thing, and is'nt bolted down, IT'S MINE! (Well, apart from the six screws holding the sign to the door)
Ive just started the labourious task of filling and blending the hull Im using carplan quick fill ,from halfords,as it fills and spreads over large areas, so I should hopefuly have a nice smooth, blemish free hull very soon.

Impressive job so far. Great use of materials for the suspension, keep up the good work.
Alan

Aha!! Do i get the prize? You could you know...its close!

wibblywobbly wrote:Aha!! Do i get the prize? You could you know...its close!

NAH!!!! do a google image search on a Type 95 (Ha-Go) tank.

i win lmao http://www.3dexport.com/img-type-95-ha-go-8670.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

cant wait to see this finished great work your doing

chris

fv432 wrote:i win lmao http://www.3dexport.com/img-type-95-ha-go-8670.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Well I guess you win the gold fish or a cudely toy!

raven wrote:cant wait to see this finished great work your doing

chris

Thank you, though please forgive me as it wont be entirley accurite, im basing this build on the type 95, but it will be as close as i can get, with the materials i have. thank you for your encouragement.

Many regards, Luke.