36 road wheels, 1152 parts, not to mention individual ops/wheel.
I am only learning by the way and currently rationalising the KT parts for storage as I would like to complete Chieftain first.
However I am finding something call "mission creep" with both projects, i.e put hull together( dry fit), armopax, eBay, KT tracks, etc.
I do like the annodized track though, where in the UK can get this stuff?
Cheers all
Charles
KT 40
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Re: KT 40
I've got Chieftain stashed all round the house at the moment.
I Really need to sort that out. Starting two models would drive me round further the twist.
How far are you with the Chieftain.
I Really need to sort that out. Starting two models would drive me round further the twist.
How far are you with the Chieftain.

Oh Man, I only ride em I don't know what makes them work,
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Definatley an Anti-Social type
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Re: KT 40
Thanks John, for your reply.
I will post on the Chieftain forum. Chieftain things here, I believe we will get into trouble.
However, cracked the photo thingy!
Anyway what I now have is a very expensive (themed?) storage box until it is time for the build.
I will as the evenings draw in, clean, prime etc. sub assemblies, but not yet.
Cheers Charles
I will post on the Chieftain forum. Chieftain things here, I believe we will get into trouble.
However, cracked the photo thingy!
Anyway what I now have is a very expensive (themed?) storage box until it is time for the build.
I will as the evenings draw in, clean, prime etc. sub assemblies, but not yet.
Cheers Charles
A Chieftain functional, KT (2019,in bits for now), PKW IV (2002), operational.
- Charles A Stewart
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Hi all,
La'al progress due to VCG, many will suffer this, its also holding up Chieftain too, sorry "VERY COLD GARAGE".
If this is old news then fair play and apologies. I recently had a circular from "AVIATION BOOK CENTRE", Supertiger, reprint £55 & Jagdtiger @£35.
Cheers all
Charles
La'al progress due to VCG, many will suffer this, its also holding up Chieftain too, sorry "VERY COLD GARAGE".
If this is old news then fair play and apologies. I recently had a circular from "AVIATION BOOK CENTRE", Supertiger, reprint £55 & Jagdtiger @£35.
Cheers all
Charles
A Chieftain functional, KT (2019,in bits for now), PKW IV (2002), operational.
- Charles A Stewart
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Re: KT 40
Good evening all.
Confession time: I bought a milling machine in January, it was a second(bought & rejected), however repaired & a lot cheaper than a new one. It will doo for what I am doing. Where am I going with this you wonder?
Presently rationalizing the workshop/garage, so I have taken the opportunity to have a go at detailing the bottom of the KT (I fear John Clarke's mirror) and get some practice with the milling machine. Once done It will be moved out of the way so I can move back onto the Chieftain.
On a recent visit to the Tank Museum I was able to obtain some photos of the various belly plates/access hatches, see below
This is the water drain. Has anyone a picture of what was attached via the six bolt holes?
Take care all.
Charles
Confession time: I bought a milling machine in January, it was a second(bought & rejected), however repaired & a lot cheaper than a new one. It will doo for what I am doing. Where am I going with this you wonder?
Presently rationalizing the workshop/garage, so I have taken the opportunity to have a go at detailing the bottom of the KT (I fear John Clarke's mirror) and get some practice with the milling machine. Once done It will be moved out of the way so I can move back onto the Chieftain.
On a recent visit to the Tank Museum I was able to obtain some photos of the various belly plates/access hatches, see below
This is the water drain. Has anyone a picture of what was attached via the six bolt holes?
Take care all.
Charles
A Chieftain functional, KT (2019,in bits for now), PKW IV (2002), operational.