Stug III F Reveal

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TexasAndy
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Stug III F Reveal

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Hey guys I have finally finished the CyberHobby Stug III Ausf. F

Please check out the video;

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"That sounds like a constantly repeating repetitive redundancy"

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http://www.youtube.com/user/TacticalJac ... ture=watch
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Nicely done!
The StuG looks very good, I particularly like the chipping.
With some figures it would fit into a diorama nicely!
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Thanks I am glad you liked it!
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Very nice build. I have the same kit on my bench now and am stumped by the PE heat shield for the rear exhausts. I cannot seem to get it to fit on the angle between the tow fittings. Any advice would be appreciated.
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CyberHobby 1/35 StuG III F.

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LocoFeldwebel wrote:Very nice build. I have the same kit on my bench now and am stumped by the PE heat shield for the rear exhausts. I cannot seem to get it to fit on the angle between the tow fittings. Any advice would be appreciated.

I wish I had some super secret technique to give you bud but I'm sorry I don't. This part was a bit fiddly but after 3-4 tries I got it to wedge between the idler housing and the exhaust. It wasn't perfect and in fact it is "bowed" slightly but I got it on. If it gives you fits I usually back off and watch TV or something and then go at it again after 30 minutes or so.
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WOW she's looking gooooooood !! Well done! !!
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Uhm. .... That. ..... And. .. uhm. ... That. ..... And. ..... uhm. ..... That. .... And. ... uhm. .. :( waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much
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Looks great! :th: How about a little diorama for it?
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Moved to the correct place for you mate.
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