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great build , very nice detail, they are small, im making the same tool clamps for my tigerII, dropped a bit on the floor ,spent a hour trying to find it , dohhh

Thanks for the photo Keith,I am not sure I have the steady hands needed for such small parts,but I will continue to watch this build with interest.excellent just excellent detail. Cheers Blake

Your Jagdpanther is looking really good Keith. Love the photo-etch work. I'm tempted to get the Panther PE set now!
Cheers
Chris

fv432 wrote:oh one other question lol are you using leaded solder or lead free?

Had a look today, and it is lead free solder we use with some flux

Keith

if you can get hold of leaded solder its much easier to work with on the brass
i started out on my tiger bin using unleaded solder and it was a nightmare

fantastic work keith really loving this build a lot matey

Well i have been thinking about camo for a while now and i finally settled on this



But then i logged in one day and "andicog" had beat me to it with his Jagdpanther build So the searching started again and i found this, "Splinter Camo", and i love it, so thats what it is going to be



Keith

like it ,very different, quick get it sprayed up before somone else does
all the best, cliff

Update, finished the tool racks now, added a spare wheel, used up the spare PE grill cover on the exhausts and added some brackets and cable for foliage if i decide to have any










Keith

looking really good the photo etch parts are brilliant excellent build

Did some work on the rear today, more fiddly P.E parts, a couple of them modified to look more like the pics i have, also i had some brass sheet left over so i added some lids on the bins and then added the P.E hinges to them, they dont open but they look good




REAL ONE



p.s. again i must thank fynsdad for his soldering skills (im still crap )
Keith