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Re: Samaritan APC
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 6:30 pm
by mcevoyi
i am looking at replacing the entire road wheel axels with a set of arms from a tiger tank .. or may be a panther ,, but have not looked at the project for some time ... been way to busy with the m10 and m31 ..but will thnk about it ..
Re: Samaritan APC
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 7:31 pm
by dylan9391
ah well that would certainly make it work ok. I removed the road wheels and the idler eventually after a lot of swearing and blue language. Good thing I was in the garage as I thought the wheels would just unscrew, but they are hell of a force fit on the axles. Got them off eventually and have fitted the gearboxes and tracks and just pushed them back on and they seem to stay on ok. I have smoothed the axle thread so next stage is to add some control. I'd be interested to see how you fit the suspension to it when you get a spare moment between other projects. Plenty of room for the Rc, batteries which makes a change.
Re: Samaritan APC
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 9:07 pm
by thekeeperofcrows
Nice looking 432 there, I would say add the fox turret onto the top of it, and paint it in berlin brigade colours. But that is just me dreaming of the good old days when I actually turned spanners on them as a young craftsman in the REME. If you want some pics I have them kicking around the house somewhere.
Or add a small GPMG turret to the mortar hatch area but if my old grey cells are correct that was just on the old MK I, so your decks,exhaust would be wrong. Another love/hate thing from my past

Re: Samaritan APC
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 11:21 pm
by thekeeperofcrows
Luckily a mate has posted this pic elsewhere, so nicked it saving me trip to the attic and a covering in cobwebs. Looked the beast in berlin, but stuck out rahter badly out on the area.
Re: Samaritan APC
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2012 10:23 pm
by Viking7604
The rear louvres are squared off, no cut away in the corner as you have it. Sorry just had to clear that up, but its a very good effort I'd like to see the finished article?
An old FV432 Mk3 operator.