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Hull machine gun travel, can't you make an elevation unit turned round 90 degrees. Small servo and gears here is a picture, just a matter of getting the gear centred on the ball mount of the mg.The big gear shown is scrap, you can buy sets of finer toothed gears.

midlife306 wrote:So impressed I bought 2


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Well, they arrived pdq

Cheers
Wayne


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I'm still waiting for mine!

Well, I have had a go at modulating the Panzer grey. I was decidely handicapped by two major factors. First was my limited airbrush skills. The second and probably more important was that I did not have a clue what I was doing or what effects I should be trying to achieve. I have not used the whole range of paints. Anyway, this is how it has ended up. I still have the wash and filter to apply plus some mild weathering.

ronnie42 wrote:Hull machine gun travel, can't you make an elevation unit turned round 90 degrees. Small servo and gears here is a picture, just a matter of getting the gear centred on the ball mount of the mg.The big gear shown is scrap, you can buy sets of finer toothed gears.

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An excellent suggestion. Unfortunately there is insufficient room. The pinion gear would sit within the turret ring.

That tank is soooo cute, you should make it a little sweater like they have for lap dogs
Great work....looks fantastic

You've done a fine job on it Richard and it looks great, they are a nice looking little tank and with yours being rc is the icing on the cake

Cheers, Lee.

I hope you don't mind Richard but I've added a few pics for reference as you are doing a similar paint job on yours. Unfortunately mine is only a static model as it was partially glued when I bought it and the tracks are only the plastic ones so not suitable for rc I'm still happy with it as a display piece in my collection though

Cheers, Lee.

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I don't mind at all. I have in mind something very similar in terms of weathering. I am even intending to use the same tank number!

Look forward to seeing yours running around Richard, it will look cracking

Cheers, Lee.