Armortek

I'll bet the crews did that too!

"I think Armortek should consider steel tracks for all their superb models."

Interesting proposition!

The lower one, but if you want the crank to be left in, you will have to make the modification to the plate to make it horizontal, or you risk that every bypassing rivetcounter will embarrass you.

You are on such a high level anyway, or are you going to shoot this one up?

Robert, IIRC, you have labeled your wires opposite the designations in the Benedini manual. That might have caused confusion? In other words, the Benedini no 4 is your no 1, connected to receiver channel 6. All you need to do now is to check your radio how receiver channel 6 is controlled, as the TB...

The idlers are supposed to have ten spokes...

That's quite an ambitious project! :shock: It is quite graitifying to watch a cnc machine do its work, but before you get to that stage, there is about 90% of the work to do! :shock: And then the 50% consisting of assembly, blending in, machining, blackening and finishing. That's 140% just there, a ...

323 from the 503rd heavy? Good choice! :D You have developed a good feel for what details make a difference and what to skip. The wheel bolts really do stand out! Awesome! :D However, you really do need to get better idlers for this quality level, but I have a hunch that they are already in the pipe...

The Sattler-Werke is busy cranking out one beautiful scratch built (Eigenbau) model after the other at an incredible pace! :shock: Again, awesome looking, the Pz 2 is both a very interesting prototype (Vorbild) and model. But, what does Dragon have to do with this? All I see is steel, aluminum, bras...

A Maultier maybe?

Tanks are great, but the support and utility vehicles are pretty cool, too!

Oh, yes - we heard you the first time!

Chris Hall wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 26, 2020 3:27 pm

it would be a bit boring if everyone produced the personal tank of Otto Carius, wouldn't it ?

Aw, sh..ute! There goes my prototype!

Yes, a great model in the hands of a great modeler! I have fastened my seat belt!

Absolutely beautiful!

Tarnished? There would not have been time for them to tarnish naturally from manufacture to their use at the front. But perhaps the temperature when firing tarnished them instantly? Perhaps any real tankie here can advise?

Phil Woollard wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 31, 2020 7:15 am

This is Russel my pet crow...

NOW I get it - hilarious!