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Send lawyers guns & money Si. Well, maybe just money, but lots of it. They are very proud of them. The finishes are beautiful. They have a cash'n'carry sale every year in June where you can get deals on "scratch & dent" & unfinished boxes. I got an unfinished box (similar to the one on this thread) for SWBO's better jewelry some years ago that needed the drawer felt, all the brass, & wood stain done to complete it. It came w/bag'o'brass & a sheet of red felt, all for a little over $100. PaulE
Send lawyers guns & money Si. Well, maybe just money, but lots of it. They are very proud of them. The finishes are beautiful. They have a cash'n'carry sale every year in June where you can get deals on "scratch & dent" & unfinished boxes. I got an unfinished box (similar to the one on this thread) for SWBO's better jewelry some years ago that needed the drawer felt, all the brass, & wood stain done to complete it. It came w/bag'o'brass & a sheet of red felt, all for a little over $100. PaulE
Wow your are lucky man, I’d love a fixer up as a project :thumb2:
There are some smaller bits admittedly, but compared to others kits it doesn’t look too bad....I hope :thinking:
Ahhhh....Mr Jones, I’ve been expecting you
You’ll be pleased to know a three tone scheme seems inevitable :nerd: According to Andy’s hobby headquarters on YouTube, he recons the kit is aimed at the easier end of the market...so link and length seem fitting and they look pretty good to be fair.
I hear you on wheel painting....them ruskies had the right idea about wheels unlike the Germans :tired: lol
Haven’t seen many Pz III’s built? I thought everyone here was sick to the teeth of anything Pz III/ IV and Tiger.....wasn’t even going to bother blogging....glad to have an interested watcher :thumb2:
Hi Bob, well I already got all the wheels glued together without any issues.
I did think they where a poor fit initially, but after a head Scratch I found It was me being daft :flushed:
Maybe you got a bad couple of Spues?
Glad to have so much interest so soon. There’s tea in the pot and cakes for the early birds, I can recommend the cherry bakewells:hungry:
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Good to have you along
cheers
Si
I thought those were the wheels you had painted....
Mike.
I don't understand how some of my fellow modellers manage to keep their work areas so meticulously clean and laid out like a surgeon's table. Most impressive!
....and another thing. I don't know where you live Si, but if and when we ever get the chance to all meet again at RAF Cosford's model show, you are cordially invited to bring along your most excellent cakes!
Yours.
Paul Hollingwood
His cleaner comes in after every session, although I did hear he now wears PPE, even in bed....
Hi Mike,
Glad your enjoying the build, although it pretty much done now.
Sorry about the lack of baked goods, think I’ve got a penguin bar at the back of the cupboard if your peckish mate
Got the tracks fitted this morning, some of the easiest tracks I’ve ever done
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Both sides of track snipped off, cleaned up and fitted in under 2 hours.
happy bunny:smiling4:
Both sides of track snipped off, cleaned up and fitted in under 2 hours.
That is definitely an improvement on these RFM Sherman HVSS tracks I’ve got. I reckon it’s taken me about that time to get all the parts off the sprues and cleaned up, now I need still to fit them all together. This Panzer III is looking ever more attractive for a near-future build
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