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ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 7:38 pm Whoa! Nice! Is the 30 cal your design or available from Cults?
Thx
Mike.

They are of cult3d for the barrel and the whole MG
Barrel needs cutting down
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various ... 5-and-1-16

30cal
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various ... 5-and-1-16
If you want a different mount
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various ... -print-set

Hi,
here in Germany is delivery day of the Coolbank Stuart...
Get mine today too.
Here some additional Picture:
ball bearing as support roller:
A look inside the transmitter - a new level in this price segment

As an Allied tank detail numpty, what is the spaced armour and fixture thingo on the right side of the turret ?

That is where the turret mounted .30cal can fold down into to protect it Herman

Cheers,Lee.

My twins arrived today also safe and sound. The box with both of them is about the same volume as a regular HL tank. Can't decide if I'm going to do an early and a late or an early and a Brit version.... Decisions, decisions.

Model Builder 4 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2024 10:42 am That is where the turret mounted .30cal can fold down into to protect it Herman

Cheers,Lee.

Look out learnt something!!
Cheers Mr MB4

tankme wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2024 12:04 am My twins arrived today also safe and sound. The box with both of them is about the same volume as a regular HL tank. Can't decide if I'm going to do an early and a late or an early and a Brit version.... Decisions, decisions.

I'm a bit of a Stuart-rube here, still figuring out the ins-and-outs of my kit. What will you need to do to it to make it early or late or British?

Mike.

My Stuart arrived today: I opened the outer shipping box, carefully opened the decorative inner carton, took out the tank, and before even opening the box of parts (still sealed as I write), I tried to figure out how to get the upper hull off. I just want to see the insides. "Howzitwork?"

Remove the treads and there's 4 more screws to remove, plus the two at the back. Just like a HL Tiger. Yaaaay!

Mike.

Unh-hun. Hidden screws...I paintfully remember the fun with those years ago. I did some for a while trying to figure out what fasteners were used and where they were hiding.