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For nothing.I have another one.

This dont seems to be related to Hetzer, or even important, but its really important for kit production.

So...this is a superstrange wire bending and cutting machine.
Loud and slow for now, but i am improving that.
Red plastic board is for prototype only.Whole thing going to be installed on the aluminium block.
Powered by Arduino nano, suitable for variable wire diameter and lenght of the wires can be adjusted with endstop.

That looks like a proper boffin invention!!
Any chance you could show us what comes out of it?
Cheers
Wayne


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For sure.Lot of the pins for the tracks.
Any pins for any tracks .

That’s brilliant, I lost the will to live making track pins for the T35 lol
Nice job
Cheers
Wayne


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Am looking forward to this one.

Thank You very much.
Greeting to China, Xiaoshan_Sailor, and thank you for the interest.Release is coming soon, i am working on that every day.
Wayne - Yes.Same here.Making of the track pins was everytime hard even for me but with this machine i can cut any tracks wires for very, very low price.
But too late for you .PM me next time.

Blown away by the whole enterprise, from the start to the end . Loved the bunkers, and vernacular buildings in the tank landscape, by the way. They were beautifully made too

Any chance you could do a stl file kit?
I’d like to upscale to 1:6th but obviously would need to be able to print smaller parts .
Just wondered that’s all. Beautiful detail and of my favourite tank as well

Thank You very much.
Yes - i will release STL files soon.I am working on the website right now.
Just a little bit of work around e-shop.
Assembly and printing guides are ready and translated.
Then i have to register some documents for taxes and we can go.

Anyway...rescaling to the 1:6 scale can be a little bit problematic, because of the internal mechanical parts of the model.

I think Wayne has proved that if you are mad enough, then you can scale up a 1/16 to 1/6 with a little effort - smart guys will figure out the mechanical stuff one way or another