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"...two layers of aluminum screen one layer turned 45 degrees from the other." I am not too knowledgeable about the screens over the PzKw III, but I find the second trick more convincing. Are both forms actually prototypical? (If so, that wouldn't surprise me.)

Agreed. Started with the speaker cover and it was far easier to work with. But yes the screen looks better...

I just got these books from Mike. A little reading and back to the projects!
Really great books, I've never seen one of this series before today. Fantastic pictures and diagrams.

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Methinks that's good work, Ecam. Of course, a PzKfw III is not a Sherman, but I suppose it's worth your efforts. (Woo Hoo: I just started a fight. Actually, I have at least four PzKfw III and as many StuG and like them all.)

Ecam wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2024 5:20 pm So I'm getting the feeling some of you out there might be snickering behind this rookie's back.

Quit laughing gents... or I may have to move back to the Shermans!

Rookie, my Derrière. This is going to be a brilliant build from one of the best builder on here. You’ve just mixed up metric and imperial measurements.

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With CAD long established, such drafting tools have become heirlooms. I have my father's set--somewhat fewer tools--from right after WWII. I cherish it, and on some occasions use it. But an inexpensive electronic calipers has taken over many of the responsibilities.

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Herr Dr. Professor wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 1:13 am "...I am not too knowledgeable about the screens over the PzKw III, but I find the second trick more convincing."

Herr Doc,

Since I can hear the complete disappointment in your post on my attempt at the speaker grille vent covers. I headed back to the drawing board for a grueling 14 hours (ok 30 minutes) and came up with this.
Just one layer this time. Still needs some sanding/finishing.