Thanks James! That's the right set & it looks like I'm missin' a couple parts.
Please check your references when you have time James, I'd really appreciate it. Back when I built tanks, we didn't have all these goodies!!
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Academy 1/35 Tiger-I early version...
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Thanks James! That's the right set & it looks like I'm missin' a couple parts.
Please check your references when you have time James, I'd really appreciate it. Back when I built tanks, we didn't have all these goodies!!
That's just an intimidating looking machine.
Swordsman
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Looking good Ed ... I suspect that barrels set was a knock-off from the over seas country (PC) ... trying to be nice with my typing ... nice job so far Ed ... never knew you was a armor modelers ... I must admit I'm very impressed ... and you found the focus button on your camera ... great looking photos ... 
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:salute Looking good Ed ... I suspect that barrels set was a knock-off from the over seas country (PC) ... trying to be nice with my typing ... nice job so far Ed ... never knew you was a armor modelers ... I must admit I'm very impressed ... and you found the focus button on your camera ... great looking photos ...
Thanks for stoppin' by Gerry! I think you're right about it being a knock off.. Been awhile since I last built a tank (early 80's) Might have to do up a companion for this tho... thinkin' a 1/2 track of some sort. (cargo truck or mounted gun)
I just gotta remember to check the "focus setting" button before I snap pics.
Got some work done yesterday & last night. Rattle canned White in the interior of the hull so that when I shoot the other colors it has something to bite on. cleaned up a bunch of parts since there's a fine mold separation line on most of them & I tore up some roadwheels as well. Pics will be posted later. Gotta take some... :drinks
Looks like some kind of V-drive or something ... follow where the shafts go ...
Not sure Gerry. That doesn't look like it's connected to the drive shafts. It's tucked in behind the shock.
That would be your standard "Transducer Confliculator (trademark)"
Maybe someone really knows, wonder if it's not something to do with cooling system, oil cooler plumbing maybe?
Maybe someone really knows, wonder if it's not something to do with cooling system, oil cooler plumbing maybe?
That would be your standard "Transducer Confliculator (trademark)"
Maybe someone really knows, wonder if it's not something to do with cooling system, oil cooler plumbing maybe?
I've been looking at some cut-a-ways and still cannot figger out what it is!! http://www.alanhamby.com/cutaway.shtml
scroll down about 1/2 way. Doesn't look plumbed in...
Interesting. :drinks Thanks James Still haven't found the answer
The cylinder object strapped to the bulkhead Looks like it is between it & the shock. I think, Gerry was looking on the deck at the torsion bar....
Swordsman
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Yeah I know nothing about All that stuff ... I'm still reeling from my 1 to 1 project ... too much stuff ... I see what your talking about now ... I don't see it in any of James photos. It maybe a reservoir for the Hydraulic fluid ... or a tool box maybe... sorry don't know ... :idonno :hmmm :woohoo:
Interesting. :drinks Thanks James Still haven't found the answer
Cup holder? :idonno