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T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby Nick Farrugia » Sun Feb 26, 2012 7:30 pm

Hi Phil
yes i noticed the pm you sent after i posted :oops: , sounds good , those racks keep getting better and better will look amazing with the rounds added later :) keep up the good work .
all the best ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,nick
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Sun Feb 26, 2012 9:05 pm

Thanks Nick :)
I will be able to fit the Rack in soon but the 2 free standing end plates
will have to wait untill I can work out the length of the rounds.
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Rear Turret Amunition Rack

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:48 pm

Rear Amunition Rack fitted into Turret

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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby simon_manning » Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:17 pm

i like the ammo storage, looks good, a lot of work , but worth it, regards simon manning.
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Mon Feb 27, 2012 7:08 pm

Thanks Simon :D
I took some extra photo's to show that it could still be seen through
the hatches,maybe even with the loader standing in his hatch,seeing as
it is a good size.
Be nice with some Amunition one day.
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby John Fitzsimons » Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:38 pm

So spacious in there. Looks great. Put some lighting in. It will look great with ammo stored.
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Tue Feb 28, 2012 11:59 am

Thanks John, :D
Yes I think there is one on or near the turret roof by the loaders smaller amo rack,
so I will put one in and wire it into the same swich as my front light.
The space is nice in the T34-85,not as much as your Tiger though :)
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby Nick Farrugia » Tue Feb 28, 2012 5:57 pm

HI Phil
looking very very nice, great job and nice pics as well ,you definatley need a light :D like john has said
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Tue Feb 28, 2012 8:04 pm

Thanks Nick :D
Yes I will deffinately be putting a light or lights in there.
Looking back at the photo's where I dangled the camera throuh the hatch so the flash was inside,
I should have made some wire guards for the Turret Air Vents,it would have looked good.
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby John Fitzsimons » Tue Feb 28, 2012 11:07 pm

Hi Phil, I will be making a wire guard and some other roof detail. Did they label everything like the germans.
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Tue Feb 28, 2012 11:43 pm

Hi John,
I cant say that I have seen any more labels than on the usuals,like the Radio and in the drivers
compartment,from the interior photo's I have seen.
I think from the stories about the crews having to help out in the assembly factories to build
their Tanks,I think they were expected to know what all the bits did,or learn fast :lol:
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby Tim Bowman » Wed Feb 29, 2012 4:27 am

Awesome Phil!!!

Love the turret interior.

Having some German ammo quoted at a new source. Can draw these up if you like but I can tell you that for a small quantity it will not be inexpensive to produce. Not because of my cost, but just the CNC work.

T34/85 Ammo
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Wed Feb 29, 2012 10:18 am

Thanks Tim :D
Yes I can imagin it would be very expensive with the cnc machining to produce those.
That is a great photo you supplied and clearly shows the markings.
I ordered a set of 1/16 scale T34-85 rounds in resin from Hussar products via Airconnection in
Canada,so that I could scale the size up.
They would certainly look nice in my racks
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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby michael hilton » Fri Mar 02, 2012 5:21 pm

Hello Phil, I am still enjoying your super build of the T34. Just gets better and better.

Now.....what do you think this delivery is.....? :D


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Re: T34/85 25th Guards Brigade No 234a

Postby phil fitzpatrick » Fri Mar 02, 2012 5:38 pm

Its the Armortek desease where there is no know cure :) You just have to keep
paying for your medicine.
I will have 6 guesses
Panzer 111
T34/76
Jagdpanther
King Tiger
Or the Early Tiger that was for sale in Devon.
Thats spread my bets a bit :lol:
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