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Zugkraftwagen 5t "Diana" Sd.Kfz.6/3 by Bronco 1/35
- Thread starter Tony lee
- Start date
Hey Again
Better day today. I finished with the engine parts and got the suspension all repositioned,the wheels all cleaned up too. Very soft plastic so go easy with the sanding.
Widening the front axle like Terry Ashley suggested is well worth the effort people,looks much better with the wheels out where they belong.
Have a great weekend ya'll
Tony lee
Better day today. I finished with the engine parts and got the suspension all repositioned,the wheels all cleaned up too. Very soft plastic so go easy with the sanding.
Widening the front axle like Terry Ashley suggested is well worth the effort people,looks much better with the wheels out where they belong.
Have a great weekend ya'll
Tony lee
panzerace007
Active member
TONY ,
A Great jump on this Bro !! Lookin Hot !!
:drinks
A Great jump on this Bro !! Lookin Hot !!
:drinks
There was a two hour rain delay yesterday for the NASCAR race so I made the wait productive by working on the tracks.
Each link has a male and female end and the track pads capture the pins keeping everything together with just a speck of glue.
I threw a jig together with a couple sticks of balsa to speed up assembly. I placed about 20 links together,the instructions tells you it takes 45 for each side,and glued the pad caps on five at a time until I had 43 links done in no time.
More later,stay tuned
Tony lee
Each link has a male and female end and the track pads capture the pins keeping everything together with just a speck of glue.
I threw a jig together with a couple sticks of balsa to speed up assembly. I placed about 20 links together,the instructions tells you it takes 45 for each side,and glued the pad caps on five at a time until I had 43 links done in no time.
More later,stay tuned
Tony lee
One inch of sweet summer rain today,only four or five to catch up what we are behind.
Todays efforts went toward building up the cab and front fenders.
Tell you one thing, the fit and finish of this Bronco kit has it hands down over the last one I built.
The cowl is three parts,top and sides. You can see how tight the seams are in this shot.
I had to sand off the straps on the firewall side of that little tank under the dash smooth so it would slide under there.
You sure could add a lot of detail with some copper wire or lead solder if you want to.
That's it for today boys and girls,later and Thanks for stoppin by.
Tony lee
Todays efforts went toward building up the cab and front fenders.
Tell you one thing, the fit and finish of this Bronco kit has it hands down over the last one I built.
The cowl is three parts,top and sides. You can see how tight the seams are in this shot.
I had to sand off the straps on the firewall side of that little tank under the dash smooth so it would slide under there.
You sure could add a lot of detail with some copper wire or lead solder if you want to.
That's it for today boys and girls,later and Thanks for stoppin by.
Tony lee
jknaus
Administrator
You sure could add a lot of detail with some copper wire or lead solder if you want to.
That's it for today boys and girls,later and Thanks for stoppin by.
Tony lee
Double dog dare ya
Looking awesome Tony. No major build issues so far??
James
You sure could add a lot of detail with some copper wire or lead solder if you want to.
That's it for today boys and girls,later and Thanks for stoppin by.
Tony lee
Double dog dare ya
Looking awesome Tony. No major build issues so far??
James
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
Very nice work Tony.
panzerace007
Active member
TONY,
Oh Yeah !! Great Start !! Lookin Good Bro !!
:drinks
Oh Yeah !! Great Start !! Lookin Good Bro !!
:drinksAppreciate your compliments guys,Thanks B)
I had a pretty productive day yesterday just to tired to take pictures. Assembled some of the gun and the rear platform.
Clean up and fit of parts still excellent,great kit. :woohoo:
The new Bronco "Bishop" is headed my way as we speak.
I'll be back a little later
tony lee
I had a pretty productive day yesterday just to tired to take pictures. Assembled some of the gun and the rear platform.
Clean up and fit of parts still excellent,great kit. :woohoo:
The new Bronco "Bishop" is headed my way as we speak.
I'll be back a little later
tony lee
I'm back ready or not :dance
I'm not worried about the knock outs,this is the bottom side you can't see:
The top side of the gun platform is the part you will see and the fun part.
The travel lock folds down during fire missions.
The armor shields and wheel pockets will be installed later.
Pretty good day for an old fart if I do say so myself. :woohoo:
Later folks
Tony lee
I'm not worried about the knock outs,this is the bottom side you can't see:
The top side of the gun platform is the part you will see and the fun part.
The travel lock folds down during fire missions.
The armor shields and wheel pockets will be installed later.
Pretty good day for an old fart if I do say so myself. :woohoo:
Later folks
Tony lee