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  • papa 695
    Moderator
    • May 2011
    • 22770

    #16
    Originally posted by Tworrs
    That's looking amazing Ian.
    Originally posted by A_J_Rimmer
    mmmmm... It does look a bit of fun with fiddlyness. ~I might hold clicking that purchase button and see how the rest of the build goes.

    Great progress thus far. :thumb2: :thumb2: :thumb2:
    Originally posted by Geoffers
    Nice start Ian :thumb2:

    It should look very detailed with all the photo-etch.

    Geoff.
    Originally posted by Scratchbuilder
    This is looking good, got the etch tamed and doing what you command.
    Chair in the front row...
    Mike
    Thanks guys, yes starting to get used to the photo etch, there’s plenty of it.
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    • Tim Marlow
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 18903
      • Tim
      • Somerset UK

      #17
      Going very well Ian. Got to question the need for that shell bin etch though….they've given it plastic tops….surely that would be better the other way around.

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      • A_J_Rimmer
        SMF Supporters
        • May 2024
        • 801
        • Arnold
        • North Wales

        #18
        Very nice.

        I'm trying to figure out what that wheel is for, one of the turret controls?
        Arnold Judas Rimmer BSc SSc

        ''Happiness is a Triple Fried Egg Sandwich with Chilli Sauce and Chutney''

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        • Tim Marlow
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 18903
          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #19
          Originally posted by A_J_Rimmer
          Very nice.

          I'm trying to figure out what that wheel is for, one of the turret controls?
          It could be driven forwards and backwards Arn. There is a steering wheel at each end….very like the German eight wheelers.

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          • Guest

            #20
            Originally posted by A_J_Rimmer
            I might hold clicking that purchase button and see how the rest of the build goes.
            You may want to read this thread before you buy:
            Hi guys, I thought I'd show a couple of projects for Gecko's Daimler a/c that I've been working on. The first is a suspension set that replaces the ki

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            • Guest

              #21
              Originally posted by Tim Marlow
              It could be driven forwards and backwards Arn. There is a steering wheel at each end….very like the German eight wheelers.
              Except that instead of having a dedicated driver for going in reverse, the commander climbed down from his seat. This is also why there is a small vision port on the rear, above the steering wheel.

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              • scottie3158
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 14201
                • Paul
                • Holbeach

                #22
                Looking very nice mate I will follow this along.

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                • Tim Marlow
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 18903
                  • Tim
                  • Somerset UK

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Jakko
                  Except that instead of having a dedicated driver for going in reverse, the commander climbed down from his seat. This is also why there is a small vision port on the rear, above the steering wheel.
                  If they used a second driver they’d have to put in a stepladder and crowbar to get the commander in…..as there are no pedals I assume the driver did the accelerating and breaking and the commander just steered it…..

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                  • Strenko J
                    • May 2018
                    • 752
                    • Joe
                    • Pittsburgh PA

                    #24
                    Interior is looking great…keep up the lovely work

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                    • Guest

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                      as there are no pedals I assume the driver did the accelerating and breaking and the commander just steered it…..
                      To the best of my knowledge, yes. Which poses problems if the reason you want to go in reverse is because something just came in through your front armour, of course.

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                      • Tim Marlow
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 18903
                        • Tim
                        • Somerset UK

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Jakko
                        To the best of my knowledge, yes. Which poses problems if the reason you want to go in reverse is because something just came in through your front armour, of course.
                        The idea is probably to get out quicker without that happening Jakko. Got to be quicker than a three point turn anyway …

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                        • Guest

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                          The idea is probably to get out quicker without that happening
                          Well, yes. But something tells me that in combat, you don’t always get the choice

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                          • papa 695
                            Moderator
                            • May 2011
                            • 22770

                            #28
                            Got most of the interior put together, and ready for painting. The shells need to be painted and fitted before I can close it up.
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                            • Tim Marlow
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 18903
                              • Tim
                              • Somerset UK

                              #29
                              Loads of detail on that one Ian. Well done indeed…..

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                              • scottie3158
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 14201
                                • Paul
                                • Holbeach

                                #30
                                Very nice work on the bling. The interior is looking great.

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