Maus on grabcad

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Maus on grabcad

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Perhaps this may be of use??

https://grabcad.com/library/maus-bluepr ... g-format-1

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So much can be done with 3-D printing. What we once thought was only an idea is simply a matter of making it happen. Surprised we dont see more smaller tanks like the marder series and such being printed too. :wave:
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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I totally agree with you, Carl.We have to fill the gaps with the 3D print.
All of this not available vehicles must be drawn to be printed.
I am wondering too, why not this small ones.Its maybe just because everybody want to print their best.And the best = big :D
I have to look on this Marder things ;)
Actually i am working on something little again.

Sorry for the OT :wtf:
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50koruny wrote:I totally agree with you, Carl.We have to fill the gaps with the 3D print.
All of this not available vehicles must be drawn to be printed.
I am wondering too, why not this small ones.Its maybe just because everybody want to print their best.And the best = big :D
I have to look on this Marder things ;)
Actually i am working on something little again.

Sorry for the OT :wtf:
Agree totally.
I am working slowly on 2 myself.
Karl Gerat, because big is beautiful.
Carden Loyd Swedish Tankette, been lucky enough to make some contact with the people who have info on the only one in existence.

One is BIG, the other tiny.
HL camo E' Tiger
HL L' Tiger
M26 Pershing WW2 project
Tam K'Tiger project
HL Walker Bulldog project?
HL Panzer IV Munitionsschlepper für Karl-Gerät
HL Sherman project?

1/24 Leopard 2 Custom mod

2 many trucks to list!
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Maybe a panzer II or variant in the future.... :thumbup:
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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I think we need some Cromwell at first.
What do you think?

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Cromwell is available from Ludwigs.

I would love to see conversion for 38T to marder.
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Marder must be one of the hardest build ever.It must be very problematic to fit every RC component inside.Recoil and elevation must be very sophisticated to fit into this little vehicle.
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50koruny wrote:Marder must be one of the hardest build ever.It must be very problematic to fit every RC component inside.Recoil and elevation must be very sophisticated to fit into this little vehicle.
You mean one of these?

Schützenpanzer Marder 1A1 MICV - Bundeswehr 1970s - Build - RC Tank Warfare
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No, an original Marder, based off the Hetzer and 38T chassis.
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