Pz.Kpfw. 35(T)

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Hi this is a small build while I wait for bits.

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Nice kit
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digger303 wrote:Nice kit
Hi Ian, this one been kicking around for sometime a bit like me, I'm surprised I've still got all the part's,It's one of those you start while you are waiting for something to arrive in the post, It's the last of my stash :o , I've got 7 build's left that I want to do, then I'm probably calling time on the hole proceedings.
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privatepete wrote:
digger303 wrote:Nice kit
Hi Ian, this one been kicking around for sometime a bit like me, I'm surprised I've still got all the part's,It's one of those you start while you are waiting for something to arrive in the post, It's the last of my stash :o , I've got 7 build's left that I want to do, then I'm probably calling time on the hole proceedings.
Pete :thumb2:
I have seen the kit on sites before, but being academy I am usually a bit dismissive. So even though some detail is under par some isn't and it looks nicer than I wood have thought. Course that could just be that you have dynamite modeling skills :bow::
Shame your going to hang up your spurs, failing health is a crappy card to be dealt. I think I might be starting on that road myself. I have to have a procedure on my prostate in the early new year....date hasn't been set yet. I ain't looking forward to it. Bad enough when they stuck a camera up there for a look...not recommended !
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Cool build, how did it go together?
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digger303 wrote:Nice kit

I have seen the kit on sites before, but being academy I am usually a bit dismissive. So even though some detail is under par some isn't and it looks nicer than I wood have thought. Course that could just be that you have dynamite modeling skills :bow::
Shame your going to hang up your spurs, failing health is a crappy card to be dealt. I think I might be starting on that road myself. I have to have a procedure on my prostate in the early new year....date hasn't been set yet. I ain't looking forward to it. Bad enough when they stuck a camera up there for a look...not recommended !
Cheers
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Hi Ian sorry to hear about your upcoming procedure l hope everything goes well l know it will.
As for the kit it's not to bad.as for dynamic modeling skills well a eye test might be in order :lol:
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InitialProduction1 wrote:Cool build, how did it go together?
Hi was pleasantly surprised no real trouble they have improved quite a bit.
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Great start!
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Sergiotron wrote:Great start!
Hi thank you, must finish it off this time, been kicking around for to long.
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Hi got a bit more done.

Made up, both tracks, front recovery cable, some spare tracks + bracket for the rear and fitted.

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Made the Commander & Driver.

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Then some hairy stick primmer.

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Very nice! What size wire did you use for the additional detailing?
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Nice build Pete, it looks like a great little kit :th:
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chops1sc wrote:Very nice! What size wire did you use for the additional detailing?
Hi thank you,I used 0.3 jewellery wire for this one its only a very light tank 10 tones.

You might find this handy.
1/35 Tank Cables.

Panzer III IV 0.6 -07 mm.
Panthers/Tigers 0.6- 0.9 mm (The Panther had 3 cables a 0.5 mm track changing cable).
US/British 0.5-0.6 mm.
Russian 0.8-1.1 mm

I don't known if everyone is aware that German tank cables had a LEFT hand twist
You can use then for rope as well.

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chalkyw wrote:Nice build Pete, it looks like a great little kit :th:
Thanks chalky I'm hoping,"NO" I must finish this one before I start another :bash: :lol:
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Small up date,some paint by numbers (plus a upload test have given up with Photof##ket trying out Flickr :thumb1: )

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privatepete wrote:I don't known if everyone is aware that German tank cables had a LEFT hand twist
You can use then for rope as well.
What about the ends? Looks like the molded part just hollowed out?
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chops1sc wrote:
What about the ends? Looks like the molded part just hollowed out?
Hi sorry not sure what you mean (pic might help?).I make the cable and use the originally tow eyes (or after market one)by cut out plastic cable part and drill a hole in the end of the tow eye for the new cable end c a glue it in.
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Nice time filler I don't mind the acdamy kits , that one looks nice .
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privatepete wrote: Hi sorry not sure what you mean (pic might help?).I make the cable and use the originally tow eyes (or after market one)by cut out plastic cable part and drill a hole in the end of the tow eye for the new cable end c a glue it in.
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Yeah, that's what I meant. Thanks!
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Nice build. Really it is. Try to overmake the eyes on staff. Especially driver.There are some videos on youtube. Very usefull.
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Mikellesk wrote:Nice build. Really it is. Try to overmake the eyes on staff. Especially driver.There are some videos on youtube. Very usefull.
Thanks Mike,there not finish yet, but I will have a look on youtube, nice tip.Painting is my down full I hairy stick every thing and that and to meany drugs you end up with a paint by number set,I leave clever painting to others.
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Hi finish my last build, and have decided to stop posting builds it's getting a bit embarrassing now so i'm going to hang up my spurs and cutters, failing health is the only reason.Still have good days but less and less of them, there still a few builds I'm do one big D-day diorama for a friend who asked me to do one about a year ago.

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Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way, but it's that time :hi:

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Very, very nice Pete :clap: :clap: ....not sure what to say but I will miss your comments and following your builds...all the best bud :th: :th: :th:
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chalkyw wrote:Very, very nice Pete :clap: :clap: ....not sure what to say but I will miss your comments and following your builds...all the best bud :th: :th: :th:
Thank you kindly sir for those flattering words,I'll still be looking in from time to time but not posting builds it was time to stop.
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Damn....your builds still look 10 times better than mine.
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digger303 wrote:Damn....your builds still look 10 times better than mine.
Take care :cheers2:
Hi Ian thanks, I think you've been in sun to long :lol:
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privatepete wrote:
digger303 wrote:Damn....your builds still look 10 times better than mine.
Take care :cheers2:
Hi Ian thanks, I think you've been in sun to long :lol:
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Been a cold summer so far., bur sure that will change in a couple of months.... :cheers2:
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