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  • Tim Marlow
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 18932
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #961
    Originally posted by adt70hk
    Coming on nicely Tim!

    ATB.

    Andrew
    Thanks Andrew. I’m about 80% through them now, so should complete early next week….

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    • David Lovell
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 2186

      #962
      The152 currently on hold as other half sent home to work ,seven cases of covid in the office so have lost the spray booth/work bench (dining room table) . Have squeezed on one end and managed to start a future build won't say what it is I'll keep you guessing ,1/72 of course made by PST so not surprised nothing fits ,no glazing for the cab ,if you've got some brass rod you can supply your own axels all pretty par for the course but a great little subject and not too bad if your prepared to put the time in. All the little sub assembly's I find it easier to build on the sprue saves having loads of little bits floating about.......at this point I to ran in to pic probs .........so sorry for wasting your time. Dave
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      Well sat on the throne this am dont know what I did but reduced the pic to eighty per cent and it worked(hope it hasent done my whole album in )but any way you can see what I meant about building on the sprue the little bogey assembly's ,the brick shaped pieces on same spru are the track links for the link and length assembly.
      So on to the track assembly's Mmmmmm not the best set of mouldings but I'm not moaning you know what your in for before you even take the lid off of a PST kit you just have to put your head down keep the toys in the pram so without hurling abuse at the dog or kitten keeping it to myself ended up with these
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      Not too bad ,always nice to sit back and give yourself a pat on the back for the effort put in. Seem to have photo thing sorted wasn't to bothered John says once the shop site is completed and running this part will get sorted ,I've semi sussed it so let's hope people stay off of his back he has to put his bissiness first. Dave

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      • Andy the Sheep
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2019
        • 1864
        • Andrea
        • North Eastern Italy

        #963
        Another hour at the bench. Some fiddly parts added, hull and turret dry fitted and tank primed :sick:. Just some small retouch here and there (handles, mainly). Next time is hissing stick time...:sick::hungry:
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        The main mistake in this kit is the turret: it's too narrow by almost 1 cm. (0,4 in), but I haven't the guts to gut the turret :cold-sweat: as a friend of mine did (see pic below - pic for discussion only) while building the last version, the one deployed to Iraq. Please also note the difference between his gun barrel (the right one) and the kit one (the one on my tank).
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        ...and this brings my memory back to the awesome and inspiring job Simon T did resizing a StuG that was too large ... :crying:.

        Andrea

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        • Tim Marlow
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 18932
          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #964
          Originally posted by Andy the Sheep
          Another hour at the bench. Some fiddly parts added, hull and turret dry fitted and tank primed :sick:. Just some small retouch here and there (handles, mainly). Next time is hissing stick time...:sick::hungry:
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          The main mistake in this kit is the turret: it's too narrow by almost 1 cm. (0,4 in), but I haven't the guts to gut the turret :cold-sweat: as a friend of mine did (see pic below - pic for discussion only) while building the last version, the one deployed to Iraq. Please also note the difference between his gun barrel (the right one) and the kit one (the one on my tank).
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          ...and this brings my memory back to the awesome and inspiring job Simon T did resizing a StuG that was too large ... :crying:.

          Andrea
          I seem to remember Simon cutting a Stug IV into so many bits it was more like reassembling sushi than building a kit…..….

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          • adt70hk
            SMF Supporters
            • Sep 2019
            • 10428

            #965
            Plodding with Juniors Cromwell's.

            Hopefully a proper update later.

            Andrew

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            • Tim Marlow
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 18932
              • Tim
              • Somerset UK

              #966
              Good work going on there Andrew.

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              • AlanG
                • Dec 2008
                • 6296

                #967
                Been having a little play with some mud, dried moss and static grass. Long way to go yet but you gotta start somewhere....

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                • Tim Marlow
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 18932
                  • Tim
                  • Somerset UK

                  #968
                  These are the latest….
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                  own thread with more pictures here…..

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                  • Lee Drennen
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 7711

                    #969
                    Sorry these farm tractors keep making it to my bench here’s what I’m working on
                    Its a custom scratch built manure bucket. The tractor is a Farmall 300 the lift device came off of a international Farmall 544. These are 1/16 scale
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                    • AlanG
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 6296

                      #970
                      Originally posted by Lee Drennen
                      Sorry these farm tractors keep making it to my bench
                      No need to be sorry Lee. Keep em coming

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                      • minitnkr
                        Charter Rabble member
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 7551
                        • Paul
                        • Dayton, OH USA

                        #971
                        A little gem.

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                        • Mini Me
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Jun 2018
                          • 10711

                          #972
                          Nice bucket work there Lee.......a king sized Sh*t shovel if I ever saw one! :tongue-out3: :thumb2: Rick H.

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                          • Tim Marlow
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 18932
                            • Tim
                            • Somerset UK

                            #973
                            Originally posted by Lee Drennen
                            Sorry these farm tractors keep making it to my bench here’s what I’m working on
                            Its a custom scratch built manure bucket. The tractor is a Farmall 300 the lift device came off of a international Farmall 544. These are 1/16 scale
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                            Looks great Lee. Love the way the design keeps the operator as far away from the stinky end as possible as well….

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                            • Lee Drennen
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 7711

                              #974
                              Originally posted by AlanG
                              No need to be sorry Lee. Keep em coming :smiling3:
                              Thanks Alan I just enjoy building these tractors and customizing them more than anything else right now. Hope to have some updates soon

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                              • Lee Drennen
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 7711

                                #975
                                Originally posted by minitnkr
                                A little gem.
                                Paul glad you like it it a exciting project that’s been poking my brain for several months.

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