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  • The Smythe Meister
    • Jan 2019
    • 6248

    #16
    Hey Dan!!.....
    Only saw this very recently,and great to see it on the go:thumb2:,
    After seeing your most excellent Famo build I`m sure you`ll make a superb job of it mate,
    As for my efforts on the initial stages.... very kind of you to mention it,but that was then,this is now.... you`ll improve my stuff no end i reckon.....
    .... Following along all the way:hugging-face:
    Andy

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

      #17
      Dan,
      Count me in mate. So I can stand at the front I will waft Mr Race with Ostritch feathers.

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      • CarolsHusband
        • Feb 2021
        • 474

        #18
        Originally posted by Jakko
        It’s the tool supplied in the late-80s Tamiya Tiger kit to line up the separate suspension arms, I suppose because that was a feature people weren’t used to at the time :smiling3:
        You win a beer, there's one in your fridge.

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        • CarolsHusband
          • Feb 2021
          • 474

          #19
          Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
          Hey Dan!!.....
          Only saw this very recently,and great to see it on the go:thumb2:,
          After seeing your most excellent Famo build I`m sure you`ll make a superb job of it mate,
          As for my efforts on the initial stages.... very kind of you to mention it,but that was then,this is now.... you`ll improve my stuff no end i reckon.....
          .... Following along all the way:hugging-face:
          Andy
          I'll try to do both it & the Miniart tank crew justice.

          :smiling4:

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          • JR
            • May 2015
            • 18273

            #20
            Looking good Dan:thumb2:

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            • RonGlass
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 801

              #21
              Originally posted by CarolsHusband
              You're too modest M'Lord.

              Your throne is at the front as usual, peeled grapes and chilled Moet & Chandon on the side table.
              Oh yeah, great idea, let's get John soused ! For God's sake, everybody keep the matches away from him, he's bad enough sober ! :tongue-out:

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              • CarolsHusband
                • Feb 2021
                • 474

                #22
                Sorry Ron.

                Also, good use of the the word "soused". It is a much underrated expression & I salute you for maintaining its use on the world wide web.

                10/10

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                • CarolsHusband
                  • Feb 2021
                  • 474

                  #23
                  Over a month & all I've just managed is a couple of hours on it today.

                  Painted the tyres. I hate painting tyres...



                  Also, made an attempt at a Panther interior, or at least amidships, anyway. The wooden hatch will be open & damaged so I thought I should have a bash.

                  You still won't really see it but better leaving it standard.



                  Hopefully check in again before Christmas !!

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                  • Tim Marlow
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 18893
                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #24
                    Looking good Dan

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                    • Jim R
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 15670
                      • Jim
                      • Shropshire

                      #25
                      Hi Dan
                      Wheels are not the most fun part of a build :rolling: The interior will be fine. No point in going mad for something which will hardly be seen. Just don't want an empty space.
                      Jim

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                      • The Smythe Meister
                        • Jan 2019
                        • 6248

                        #26
                        Ha!! "Dan and Andy`s Bergepanther" !! :tears-of-joy: .........
                        ...... I`ll just sit back and watch the progress whilst soaking up the compliments,and taking some of the credit, given by guys as you go,whilst actually contributing Jack then eh?!! :thumb2:....... sounds good to me!
                        Wheels,..... wheels,wheels,wheels........... a most tedious stage for sure,but pretty much out of the way now:thumb2:,
                        Following all the way mate,
                        Andy

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

                          #27
                          Dan,
                          Looking good mate, painting road wheels is always a pain. I found that putting them on a cocktail stick allows you to spin them while holding the brush still they get done quite quickly.

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                          • JR
                            • May 2015
                            • 18273

                            #28
                            As bad as tracks with that many wheels Dan ,
                            It's the assembly that I found the hardest .
                            But when done they do look good .
                            Keep it going , which Christmas did you mean by the way :smiling3:

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                            • Airborne01
                              • Mar 2021
                              • 3963
                              • Steve
                              • Essex

                              #29
                              I don't spray or mask wheels; strangely I find the discipline of brush painting (as well as possible) vaguely therapeutic - one side today, second side tomorrow, distress and weather at leisure! etc I find it somehow imparts a tonal variation (how posh does that sound!) that contributes to the overall effect. And ... it makes the build last longer and hence more entertainment for the same money! (Sad, I know!)
                              Steve

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                              • The Smythe Meister
                                • Jan 2019
                                • 6248

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Airborne01
                                I don't spray or mask wheels; strangely I find the discipline of brush painting (as well as possible) vaguely therapeutic - one side today, second side tomorrow, distress and weather at leisure! etc I find it somehow imparts a tonal variation (how posh does that sound!) that contributes to the overall effect. And ... it makes the build last longer and hence more entertainment for the same money! (Sad, I know!)
                                Steve
                                Weirdo !!!

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