AERO MATE Panther II
Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2017 9:59 pm
Hallo,
as an alternative to the Jagdtiger with the many small parts
I bought something to screw.....
Into these sides, bushings for the swing arms must be pressed in:
Many worm screws had to be screwed into the counter-bearings for the torsion bars:
The counter bearings were then screwed to the sides:
The bearings of the track adjuster was next step:
The suspension arms had to be assembled:
Here the parts of the lower super structure:
And then happens what always is happening ..... I forgot to snap pictures ...
The parts screwed together:
Next, the motors with the worm gear were screwed in from the inside:
The Transmission:
Then the track adjuster should be mounted, here the parts:
Sprockets mounted:
Before the road wheels can be mounted.....
A great suspension:
Well, then quickly the chains fitted and voila:
That's it.
Coming soon here again.
Thank you for looking.
as an alternative to the Jagdtiger with the many small parts
I bought something to screw.....
Into these sides, bushings for the swing arms must be pressed in:
Many worm screws had to be screwed into the counter-bearings for the torsion bars:
The counter bearings were then screwed to the sides:
The bearings of the track adjuster was next step:
The suspension arms had to be assembled:
Here the parts of the lower super structure:
And then happens what always is happening ..... I forgot to snap pictures ...
The parts screwed together:
Next, the motors with the worm gear were screwed in from the inside:
The Transmission:
Then the track adjuster should be mounted, here the parts:
Sprockets mounted:
Before the road wheels can be mounted.....
A great suspension:
Well, then quickly the chains fitted and voila:
That's it.
Coming soon here again.
Thank you for looking.
another great build my friend looking forward to seeing this finished 
Still, it's probably worth every penny...er..Euro cent.
