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The little miracle on the tracks takes place thanks to this modification made by my friend Mauro:



Who also took care of the details necessary for the installation of the new rims:





You cannot be good at everything ..... You must know how to delegate to those who are capable  :lol!:

The priceless satisfaction of a job well done beats any race or battle:







Meanwhile, we have defined the front axle:







The set up on the vehicle will be arranged with the new tires.......in the meantime, let's think about the rotation of the turret











Work is carried out on the interface side member Juckenburg-Asiatam.

The choice fell on a C-folded aluminum sheet that will jointly join the two pairs of side members:



SOn the interface side member I created the slots for the motors, for the turret axis, for a transverse side member that I preferred to leave in its place:



But let's start the ..... presentations: :lol!:















the new (correct) tires





the magic of 3D printing

Astrid has new shoes:











And they are definitely fine :lol!:

This is excellent worth the wait! Keep posting your progress

Hi,

great work on an not often seen modell, nice to see it grow

Greetz, Andy

thank you all for the appreciation

then..... new paint:











....great job mr. Juckenburg :lol!:

Buy wespe........











......no good idea,,,,, really bad quality:







IMHO money wasted, but we'll be back in due course. Let's go back to happier things:







It's a dirty job .... But someone has to do it:

It's already astounding - so what will it be like when it's completed...
Overcoming adversity can bring real joy. Asiatam products often provide loads of it: the adversity, that is- not the joy
Wonderful problem solving so far, and sensible delegation too

Really impressive job!!! This Famo will be maybe in a tank of the month. I like it.

Nice one using the metal frame work as a part of the circuit .A good way to feed awkward positions that need power.

the works continue:





too small, all to be redone!







But despite all the failure, it is sometimes around the corner:















..... inspections never end:











Jukernburg had pasted it, I prefer a more correct installation:











Starting from a basic idea we evolve:





From the brass of two mm it goes down to steel by a millimeter:





Final results:

That’s a nice addition mate, sure is a menacing beast

Really impressive monster you have on your hands. Great upgrades!

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