"Zorn" Panzer IV, 1951
Re: My Panzer IV
I’ve got a Notek on the way for my Kubelwagen. They look so cool.
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Re: My Panzer IV
Rad!
Panzer Vor! Loving the added details. You have hit that nail squarely on the head and produced realism and enjoyment. ;o)
regards,
Painless
Panzer Vor! Loving the added details. You have hit that nail squarely on the head and produced realism and enjoyment. ;o)
regards,
Painless
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That is my way to go! For some reason I absolutelly love lights.43rdRecceReg wrote: One will go on my HL Panther- not because it's historically accurate, but because I like it.
Front notek working: Rear notek (I added a resistor, it was way too bright) And it does work! I tested it with my children, asking how many lights were they able to see from far away to very close. So now we know the correct driving distance, LOL
It also has an invented combined rear-brake light. Interior light giving an evil look to the commander: If you think that is a lot, wait until you see my T54, with 15 switcheable lights so far.
It seems I love christmas trees.
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Would love to see some pictures of it! Which ones have you lit?Rad_Schuhart wrote:That is my way to go! For some reason I absolutelly love lights.43rdRecceReg wrote: One will go on my HL Panther- not because it's historically accurate, but because I like it.
Front notek working: Rear notek (I added a resistor, it was way too bright) And it does work! I tested it with my children, asking how many lights were they able to see from far away to very close. So now we know the correct driving distance, LOL
It also has an invented combined rear-brake light. Interior light giving an evil look to the commander: If you think that is a lot, wait until you see my T54, with 15 switcheable lights so far.
It seems I love christmas trees.
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All! And all of them are switchable individually. And that includes:tomhugill wrote: Would love to see some pictures of it! Which ones have you lit?
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Front headlight
Front notek
Those almost unseen micro tini lights in the front part of the hull, that head the sides and the front of the tank.
Two combined position and brake lights.
The small searchlight in the turret.
The light in the commander cuppola (which also rotates)
Added an extra light in the AA machine gun (which also rotates too)
The super big infra red light.
The turret rear light.
Interior lights.
Two machine guns.
An extra rotating light I added.
And I think I am missing something else.
Oh, and it has a barrel stabilizer too.
No worries, once it is showeable I will publish some videos of it. It will take me some time for sure. But yeah, as you can imagine, working on it the worst pain I have suffered in my modeling life. Calling it a spaguetti plate is short, lol.
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Re: My Panzer IV
I'd love to see how you did the position lights! And the barrel stabilisationRad_Schuhart wrote:All! And all of them are switchable individually. And that includes:tomhugill wrote: Would love to see some pictures of it! Which ones have you lit?
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Front headlight
Front notek
Those almost unseen micro tini lights in the front part of the hull, that head the sides and the front of the tank.
Two combined position and brake lights.
The small searchlight in the turret.
The light in the commander cuppola (which also rotates)
Added an extra light in the AA machine gun (which also rotates too)
The super big infra red light.
The turret rear light.
Interior lights.
Two machine guns.
An extra rotating light I added.
And I think I am missing something else.
Oh, and it has a barrel stabilizer too.
No worries, once it is showeable I will publish some videos of it. It will take me some time for sure. But yeah, as you can imagine, working on it the worst pain I have suffered in my modeling life. Calling it a spaguetti plate is short, lol.
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Re: My Panzer IV
Rad, there's something essentially cheery about bright coloured lights in the middle of Winter. That's why I love Christmas trees too... Up here in the far North, we only get a few hours of daylight in MidWinter. That's why candles, log fires,and coloured lights are all the more welcome
Your PZ IV can be a mobile Christmas tree. Maybe you can have Glühwein essence added to the smoker as well.
If you had some of Painless' array of Pz IV spare fuel tanks, you could fill them with brandy or schnapps, and deliver some seasonal cheer to the neighbours.
Your PZ IV can be a mobile Christmas tree. Maybe you can have Glühwein essence added to the smoker as well.
If you had some of Painless' array of Pz IV spare fuel tanks, you could fill them with brandy or schnapps, and deliver some seasonal cheer to the neighbours.
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Re: My Panzer IV
A brilliant build, especially your figures. I have two figures arriving for my Tiger 1, if I can replicate 50% of yours I will be happy!
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Phares Notek:scale 1
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