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Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 4:23 pm
by ALPHA
:clap: :clap: Very Nice Edwin....I've always appreciated the nimbleness of the Panzer IIIs ...I still can't believe how well all your electronics fit under the hull...and I really like the sounds you have programed into her... great build :thumbup:

ALPHA

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 5:30 pm
by PainlessWolf
Good Morning, Edwin,
Wonderful work with everything. The sounds are particularly impressive! Kudos!
regards,
Painless

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 4:28 pm
by Edwin
Currently I only had the time to construct a pivot for the carriage of Stugs.
However, the G-code for printing is also ready and maybe I can still make overnight.

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There is now separated to Page Align the Stug the rocker and the pivot bearing can now be both, or just the rocker rebuild.

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 4:50 pm
by ALPHA
That printer sure beats what I'm doing for the L70...doing all the gun supports in aluminum :wtf:

ALPHA

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:50 pm
by GreenAmphibian
Excellent work. I am more than a little interested in how you will mount the barrel. I need something like this for my own StuG.

Herman

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 4:27 pm
by Edwin
The hinge was this morning then printed.

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But to install it I had to prepare a few things. In the upper part disturbed nor the old fortifications and the box and the gunner's hatch had to get away.

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In order to mount the mount to the pivot, I have this but not glue it and attach the holes for the screws.
First, pre-drill the joint with a 2mm drill.

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Then put the gun mount it and this pierce to the hinge as a template it with the 2mm drill.

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Last drill out the mount from the top with a 3mm drill.

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So you can then glue the joint base to the hull top, put through the gun carriage from the front and befesigen with a screw. So you get a stable, smooth-joint to Page Aim ??the cannon.

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Next, the canon rocker stuck in the inner part of the mount, with 2mm pre-drilling and screw.

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For installation of the rocker, I now had to cut a little bit. So the rocker but can be re-installed as described in the expansion.

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I have already placed the servos to end for today.

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Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 9:21 pm
by GreenAmphibian
Excellent tutorial on how to do this.

Herman

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2014 11:03 pm
by Lert
Edwin, you are doing a remarkably excellent job, both at remodeling your StuG and making me feel inadequate. o7

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 2:30 am
by ALPHA
Edwin...you are making this look too easy :haha: maybe you have to take some selfies to show that there is some sweating involved :haha: :haha: :haha:

ALPHA

Re: A new job remodeling a Stug

Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2014 4:19 pm
by Edwin
And again it is coming to a piece, none of completion.

Today I installed the three servos and also still the same program the Align to Page on the transmitter. So you can align with a knob at the side the gun now.

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The Evolation and the RCC, I must still be programmed directly at Beier sound module, but before that I have the veritable camouflage headlight and the excess flash.
So I'm going to the Stug then can pass its owner in Derbach 23.

By the way I now also have the parts to Page Align optimized and started a few to print them for printing the canon and the rocker bearings somewhat.

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