Tamiya panther refurb

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Looking good Tom keep up the good work.
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sweet tom

true genius !

Q:when making brass exhaust covers, how do you know the length to cut to include the curve ?
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doc larsson wrote:sweet tom

true genius !

Q:when making brass exhaust covers, how do you know the length to cut to include the curve ?
I started off by bending the angled base. Then I placed that on the tank and made a note of where I would need to start the bend, just went from there!
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It's coming along very nicely now, the detail is a pain but its always worth it in the end. Keep those pics coming! :clap:

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Sweet stuff Tom. the running Board is from the PE set ore 'home made' ?
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maxmekker wrote:Sweet stuff Tom. the running Board is from the PE set ore 'home made' ?
They where from the impact or set I originally got with the Panther!
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Looks stunning! This will be a fantastic Panther, one of my favourite tanks.

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Another build thread that I've neglected despite making progress. The Panther is now finished for paint (aside from hub caps). Lots of details added, schumo mantlet detail set, aa mg frame, aber pe fire extinguisher, aber pe antenna holder, voyage pe clamps, pe jack holder, aber 2m antenna, schumo antenna base, schumo sprocket hub caps, working headlight and convoy lamp, aber high quality mg34 and a new commander.


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tom, the panther is looking good. I have to ask where you got that "action figure" ! Not your average calm and collect German commander.
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Salubrious Mr Hugill..............The brass detail work is exceptional.
I am also curious about your rather 'assertive' commander figure ;)
Seems he has places to be & things to do.
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