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Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 5:07 pm
by axiscommander
well i have bought the jagdpanther and have great fun with it. but now comes the modelling bit for it. i am new on this forum so am still finding my way round this site so apologise if these questions have been asked elsewhere.

i have moved the antenna, nice and easy and have purchased some etched grills for the back from welsh dragon. very fine detail, smashing.
i have fitted the 4 rectangle grills and one of the round ones. the one on the left looking from the rear of the tank, does it go above or below the plastic 'spider' thing? i am guessing below but have not stuck it down yet.
i have strengthened the front springs on the tracks so that the front stays up when driven even if it is a little more bouncy.
next will be the mantle, how does this come off? and do i need to keep the LED for the airsoft stuff to still work? and then i shall turn to the exhausts. are there different ones readily available should i need to find alternatives once i identify a specific vehicle to model
where can i get decent pics of the late jagdpanther so that i can get some of the detailing more accurate?

any help most appreciated

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 7:19 pm
by raven
i got my h/l jagdpanther from forgebear £89 got it in 2 days great delivery great seller

  chris

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Sat May 30, 2009 8:00 pm
by raven
hi axiscommander take a look at this http://hsfeatures.com/features04/jagdpanthercw_2.htm its a 1/35 scale model it looks like a real one im useing these pics to model my jag

  chris

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Sun May 31, 2009 9:50 am
by axiscommander
raven wrote: hi axiscommander take a look at this http://hsfeatures.com/features04/jagdpanthercw_2.htm its a 1/35 scale model it looks like a real one im useing these pics to model my jag

   chris
Thanks for that Chris. i had seen that an thought 'wow-fantastic' ;D such great detail.
I had noticed the round fan housing (if that is what it is) on the left is different to that on the heng long model. what was the mod carried out to fit this on the late tank, and when?

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Sun May 31, 2009 12:39 pm
by raven
im not sure a lot of mods were done on tanks in the field maybe you should ask some of the other lads they know more than i do im still learning heres another one i have been looking at http://www.primeportal.net/tanks/thomas_voigt/jagdpanther/

      chris

   

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:58 pm
by axiscommander
lots of good shots there. thanks :)

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:34 am
by nw explorer
Got mine from Howes models via ebay 75 gbp plus 7.50 postage next day delivery.I have also used Forgebear and have had good service,in fact i have an order with him now for tracks and gearboxes.

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:41 am
by Mackem
nw explorer wrote: Got mine from Howes models via ebay 75 gbp plus 7.50 postage next day delivery.I have also used Forgebear and have had good service,in fact i have an order with him now for tracks and gearboxes.
Me to.  ;D

Chris, those pictures on primeportal are a bit puzzling. The Jagd displayed has the late version gun mantlet and drivers vision port, but it has the early version engine deck and exhausts. No crew heater and no exhaust cowls. On top of that it has a coating of zim! Strange................

John

Re: h/l jagdpanther

Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 8:48 am
by raven
i know it seems to have a mixture of everything

  chris