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Max-U52 wrote:This is looking great so far, Carl. Refresh my memory (mainly because I'm too lazy to re-read the whole thread) but the Hetzer is built on the same chassis? I think you know I just got a 1/6 Hetzer kit, I'm wondering if the Dragon 1/6 Panzer II could be used to create a second hull top for that chassis. Whaddaya think? Is the PzII close enough to the 38?

Thank you!

Yes from what I know the hetzer is built on the same chassis but the Panzer II series is completely different.

I'm very interested in your 1/6 hetzer. I'm sure someone has built a custom marder III upper or something like that. Can the 1/6 Panzer II be made Rc? I'm pretty sure those could. Then you can have two big tanks

Excellent progress Carl.

Regarding the size of the Hetzer Chassis, the following link indicates the chassis was widened and has larger road wheels than the pz38.

http://www.achtungpanzer.com/jagdpanzer-38t-hetzer.htm

Looking fantastic so far Carl ....

lmcq11 wrote:Excellent progress Carl.

Regarding the size of the Hetzer Chassis, the following link indicates the chassis was widened and has larger road wheels than the pz38.

http://www.achtungpanzer.com/jagdpanzer-38t-hetzer.htm

Thank you for the information. I wasnt aware of this

Reaper332 wrote:Looking fantastic so far Carl ....

Mr Reaper thank you. Did you or one of your members of your rctank club build one of these?

I see videos online and they show the build up and gave me many great ideas

Hi there everyone Wanted to show my limited progress with the stock plastic tracks that I've drilled and sanded to fit one side of the Panzer. The tracks are surprisingly strong and move very nice.

There are no suspension items fitted yet as I've not acquired the conversion kit yet.I left some links out since I'm waiting for the track tensioners to arrive from Henntec Next Week and am not sure how long each side needs to be. The front sprocket is not connected to any drive system yet.... Just fit in place to show how the track links are looking

Much more to do on this one

Carl,
Good afternoon! Excellent photos, Doc. These pics of work in progress on this tank really brightened up my afternoon. ( I'm in awaiting parts mode ) Following along,
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Carl,
Good afternoon! Excellent photos, Doc. These pics of work in progress on this tank really brightened up my afternoon. ( I'm in awaiting parts mode ) Following along,
regards,
Painless

Thank you Mr Painless as always your feedback and kind words are always welcome. I am just about to step back from this little beast this evening to start installing the electronics from Stian for my nashorn project so she can come to life hope you get your parts and bits very soon my friend

Carl

Jeez it's little !!
Fantastic detail and innovation to get it to come to life.
Same grey as the "Max" yes ?

HERMAN BIX wrote:Jeez it's little !!
Fantastic detail and innovation to get it to come to life.
Same grey as the "Max" yes ?

Yes I believe so Mr Herman. Ive seen some in panzer grey and brown and also grey and dunkelgelb so either way it will be primarily grey