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The only problem with that, Wayne, is that if you build the SS100 in that scale i'll be having evil thoughts about building a 1/6 V2 to tow behind it, and then of course i'll want to make the V2 fly, then they'll call me a terrorist, the FBI will come, handcuffs will be involved, and not in the freaky fun way, and it will just be a big mess. On the other hand, I really ain't got nothin' better to do, so bring it on!!

I’d me more worried about the rubber gloves Gary lol


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Hoist system for a BergePanzer


Have designed the parts and use with brass rod and seem surprisingly strong in pla!
I need this for the Ammunition supplier for my Karl Gerat, so PanzerIV conversion here we come#

Picked up a parts missing Model T kit, so this is going to be a Rat Rod haha


German WW1 76mm Field Artillery

New adjustable part later to hopefully give the cannon range by being able to adjust the angle

THe Maybach facility is going overtime to supply enough Tiger's with engines!


The Wehrmacht Field Kitchen is done and painted by my good lady










Now just printing parts for a Mack M123 prime mover

That field kitchen looks fantastic Will, great job

Cheers, Lee.

Model Builder 4 wrote:That field kitchen looks fantastic Will, great job

Cheers, Lee.

Thanks, I had alot of fun doing it and it was great bringing some.working parts into it.
I feel it is better than the other options available on the market for same scale. I not saying that with a big head or anything, but the ones I seen are over priced and very basic.

I also upgraded the cannon tonight with working elevation.
The pak 40 is being a right _ _ _ _ _ lol

Bravo, Mon Frere, Bravo. Did you have to narrow the axles to get the split-rims on the back of the truck?

If you like the Model T era stuff there's a few good diecast models out there from places like Danbury and Franklin Mints, and this piece from Gearbox Collectibles. True 1/16, and then there's 1/18th. Don't get me started showing photos of those!



Too heavy to RC, but cool nonetheless.

Max-U52 wrote:Bravo, Mon Frere, Bravo. Did you have to narrow the axles to get the split-rims on the back of the truck?

If you like the Model T era stuff there's a few good diecast models out there from places like Danbury and Franklin Mints, and this piece from Gearbox Collectibles. True 1/16, and then there's 1/18th. Don't get me started showing photos of those!



Too heavy to RC, but cool nonetheless.

Oh my that looks amazing, don't worry you can share pictures with me on pm. Awesome stuff.

As for the truck, no need to shorten the axle, just careful design of the split rim with narrower tyres

Ok so the Mack M123 dual winch prime mover truck is coming along, however i have made the winch as small as possible and it does look maybe 10-15% too large. But i going to go with it as if i make smaller it will break. Winch test will be coming once motors arrive in like several months lol
This truck is the one running 2x2slipo in series and a seperate 2s lipo for the winches will have its own esc i think.

Here's a picture to show how heavy the truck is, it doesn't roll over as it has soo much weight on it. Good job it has full metal drivetrain and wheels etc.
Can't wait to get this on a trial run, next we need BIG trailer to haul

Also designed this over the weekend and my wife happily printed it off during the week. A small German Infantry cart from WW2














It has a towbar for the back, and 2 attachments for either people tow or for hooking onto back of car or motorbike/kettengrad

That looks great Will, I built one similar to tow behind my kettenkrad, would make a great addition for anyone's trucks etc

Cheers, Lee.