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50mm KwK 39 L/60 - Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.L, M, K
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SMB-2 Super Mystere Landing Flaps SPECIAL HOBBY
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Lenny Vhat ein neues Fotoalbum hinzugefügt.
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BT based artillery tank
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I used 48 links, but you have to be careful not to push them to much into eachother. Mine are under some tension because...
Projekt: D-38 BT based artillery tank
8 18 May, 08:11
Jean-Christophe ZeusNice! Watch out for the orientation of the steerable (front-most) road wheels. The hubs didn't rotate with the wheels - the flat bit should be horizontal.
7 June, 08:04
Lenny VThank you Jean-Christophe! You saved me just in time, I had already glued the wheels together but with a bit of force could tear them apart again. Luckily they weren't glued to the model yet.
As you suggested the two bolt on the central hub should be pointed upwards!
Its a fun to build model, not to big, not to small. Overall fit and detail is good. There is room for some tweaking of details, but it's not mandatory
9 June, 12:49
Jean-Christophe ZeusGlad to help! What you wrote is a better way of saying it.
I just noticed the box art is wrong in this respect.
Thanks for the tip, I think I'll build one too someday. One of my planned projects is a BT-7 from Tamiya, converted to the BT-7M (the Diesel variant) with the conversion kit from MR Modellbau.
10 June, 07:21
Lenny VHaha the boxart was the first thing I too checked, after reading your comment. Luckily the internet had the answers.
I can recommend to build the hobby Boss kit, it's fun. I'm now working on the tracks, less fun more repetition. But I'll get there, one link at the time.
I have the Tamiya BT too, but haven't build or compared it to this one. My plan was to convert it to a BT-7a with the help of a russian aftermarket kit. Mr. Modellbau has some great aftermarket sets, always tempting when I see them on a fair. Looking forward to see your take on the BT tank Jean!
14 June, 13:17
Lenny VI used Tamiya extra thin, just lined them up against a metal ruler in pairs of three. Till I had about twelve together, then fixed the pairs together and plied them over the wheels. Glue stuck perfectly and I had enough time to fold them with some sag.
They aren't glued to the wheels yet, for painting purposes.
16 June, 12:33
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German 105mm Barrel leFH 18 L/28 (StuH 42 G Early model)
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35L016 25 July, 14:14
SafetyAngel New member here, saying hello to everyone. I am in Norwalk, California and have been in car Madeline since I was 12 years old. I specially like the 30’s 40’s 50’s, 60’s cars and Harley motorcycle models. I have a 1939 Chevrolet 2 door sedan and would love to find a resin kit to build like my car. I have not had any luck finding one. I will settle for a 4 door resin body that I can customize into a 2 door if a 2 door is not available. Any leads to where I can find either one is greatly appreciated.
25 July, 14:00
gorbyWelcome to Scalemates SafetyAngel.
This is a list of the 1939 Chevrolet listed on this site although most are injection moulded plastic:
SCM Search: 1939 Chevrolet
If there is nothing suitable, 3D printing would probably be your best hope.
25 July, 14:11
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