Armortek

hello dave,
remember it well, just the horns to do now!!!,

another interesting picture, especially the chair!!!

its one of those tanks that there seems to be a lot of parts sharing on the bogie/wheel set ups etc, [attachment=3]9268312078_4b85f1e3a2_b.jpg[/attachment

some good pictures there Adrian, and quite some different details around the tanks!!,
but no sandbag armour or duckbills!!, phew.

I wonder if you are getting the rivet snaps with the kits

hello simon, this is the best picture I can find of any blackening from firing these rockets, although there are a lot of shadows and picture quality is not good, but it shows some scortching marks!!, wonder how well the mg and headlight stood up to the heat exhausted from the rocket, 98a69c42abd963...

glad to see it finished!!!!,
heavy scorching!!, looking at this picture I think the whole of the front of the tank would be blackened, not a lot or actual pictures show this but that could be down to age/weather.
whats next,

Hello RCSparks, Sorry I didn't catch your name, Sure if I watch the videos back it will pop up there, Anyway hello, Here is a picture of the battery brackets in the ferd I built, hope it helps with any ideas, Any other pictures that maybe of any help to please feel free to ask, Happy new year, chris...

yes, the rarest armortek model out there to date, look forward to seeing the finished article simon,

as promised some pictures, electrics mainly.

Hello all, and welcome to my Ferdinand build, built for a customer in the uk, posted some pictures last week but thought I would post it in the correct topic, Decided to convert the Armortek elefant in to the Ferdinand version, I like to build my models adding various details which might not be fact...

hello all, thank you for the comments, the beauty of these models is that you can envisage in your own mind what the vehicles would/could have looked like, in my past builds I like to add details that might not be historically correct but i just like what it looks like, i have never seen a picture o...

hello all, please have a look at my latest finished armortek model, the mighty Ferdinand, a pleasure to build for the Wheatcroft collection, big plus on this model is all the space inside for the option packs, deciding to change the elefant in to the Ferdinand model it was apparent the amount of cha...

hello all, found these on ebay, simple search of 90 degree spade connectors was all it took, bit fiddly to crimp as you cant slide the sleeve back to crimp/solder them and there isn't a crimp tool to do the job neatly, if you get let down let me know,
cheers, chris.

hello again, should of added these pics to the last post, the pictures will show what and where is rubbing, I put this model together for the company that produce the chains for these kits, and wanted it for display to show there chains etc so hence the missing plates and panels. PTDC0103.JPG PTDC01...