Super P

cupoftea
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Your weathering job is amazing Sir.
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cupoftea wrote:Your weathering job is amazing Sir.
Thank you, Cup!!

AI got it all back together, put the new steel tracks on it. Got all of the electrics working again, but I can not figure out the wiring of the recoil for the life of me. I have looked at many different schematics, but nothing is really working. I have the 8 pin turret connection wired into the IR sensor, the IR LEd and there are a two reds at the other end along with the wires for the recoil. Somehow, I have to find out how the recoil flash switch and all the other wires work together. The schematics I have looked at, leave me in the gray unfortunately.

A wise man once said.... "Dammit Jim, I'm an artist, not an electrician." :haha:
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Pale,
I can completely understand that particular Wise Man. ;o) Looking forward to seeing her in new shoes, my friend.
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This week I finished up the painting on the lower hull and suspension. I also added a link to the metal tracks that I purchased and mounted them. Boy did it add weight. I think the added support to the drive axle will help a lot with all that moving mass.

I also go the socket for the IR unit ( aka. R2D2) mounted in the hatch and ran a lot of the wires. But still have not had time to finish up the recoil wiring. Ugh.... A little more work and this one should be ready to roll.

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Pale,
Nothing to say, my Friend but WOW! ;o)
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That looks great Palepainter. Really nicely done :thumbup:
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looks something old boy wot wot .....
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Sorry guys, but if you look at this from the perspective of "its a big -ass Sherman" then it looks like its driving with the turret backwards ! Drive sprokets at the front U.S.A. ! ? or did I miss an Ordinance Memo !!!!!(The next generation of American AFV's shall indeed be driven through the tracks by energy from the rear)
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Love this build sir I've now added a Pershing to the list of possible first tanks damn you :haha:
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Thanks guys. I no longer own this one. :) It is in a good home being loved and given the attention that she needs.
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