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hi tanxalot do you reconise these bits , i only went over. a small bump ?, not realy thought it was time to give her a new lease of life, i will keep you posted
all the best , ice

ooppss  sounds nasty ice

let me guess - you dropped it in a bucket of solvent and now all of the superglue fairy's handiwork has come undone...

Even though you appear to have a panzer III jigsaw there, In my May edition of Military in scale there's a review of a panzer IV "raketenwerfer" , cut off turret with a 4 round box silo for launching 32cm rockets. Apparently only one was ever built but its an MLRS from 1944!

Sorry I can't download any piccies but ahead into the future I'm thinking of taking the rocket lauchers of the sides of my Hanomag "stuka" and using them. Something different for the collection.

Can you remember the seventies we can rebuild it we have the tecnology to make it stronger faster better than before.

regards pete

Looks like you have built an incredibly accurate model of a Panzer III that has been subjected to the little known 'British Rivet Melting Ray Gun' circa 1944. This was, as you are obviously aware, a top secret device that dissolved all rivets whilst leaving the remainder of a tank intact.

It caused devastation on the battlefield, though due to problems with the sighting system it was abandoned when British and US forces found the handles kept falling off their tin mugs.

Rob G

ouch, hey Ice the small bump wasn't a 1/16th scale anti tank mine was it?

very funny guys , i like it
all the best, ice

Hi Ice...what have you done!!!!!!!!

He he!! you did warn me you were going to have a tinker, but WOW!! thats some major tinkering. 

Sorry for the delay in replying, I've had a few medical problems since Feb and the tanks have been placed on a very, very back burner!! I might even sell the remaining Tiger and T34, (but only to peeps who can drive over bumps C-A-R-E-F-U-L-L-Y!!!!!! )