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  1. Baker
    The Leopold is very impressive with the 2 Tiger tank hulls, nice work. Ps, This is the only i have on your project. No project has progressed beyond the drawing board. For the first project (with the Tiger I) Henschel's short answer was: no time to build 2 extra chassis
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    He has a hangover and is sleeping somewhere in the hold 😇 (nice work)
  3. Baker
    Nic work, Building a model from scrap is indeed more complex than a kit model.
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    Afight you won 😉 Very nice planking 👍
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    The running gear. The parts are first pre painted Running gear in place and set to dry The MG mount (not included in the kit). And the extra "head space" for the the MG gunner
  8. Baker
    An attack on all these cannons?? Good luck and be careful 😉 Ps The cannon ports worked out well 👍
  9. Baker
    Nice work. And welcome back
  10. Baker
    A nice first ship model.
  11. Baker
    Nice work on your first model
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    After some extra research I discovered that this is not a flame trower tank . But a Russian OT133 flame trower tank served as the basis for this tank. Info found on this website http://www.andreaslarka.net/ps164007/ps164007.html The photos on the website have copyright so I can't show them here. Made new side pannels with vision slits The kits biggest errors are fixed. Now the real assembly can begin.
  15. Baker
    I know. I follow you with interest. 😉. Found (to late) that the driver hatches are not the same as in the kit. So a demolitian job. The improved version, hatches and others still to be placed Dry test with the turret
  16. Baker
    My idea, without obligation Glue the platic port on a piece of plywood (or wood or thick plastic). Port and plywood must have the same dimensions You can then drill a hole in it where you can glue the cannon (drill the hole before gluing the port / plywood on the model. a sketch I used almost the same method Result
  17. Baker
    Be careful making the openings the planking is quite thin. I have an idea for your cannons, but no time today to make a sketch of it.
  18. Baker
    Looks good. There are several buildlogs of this model I have had great satisfaction with this kit. Will follow with interest. And if you have any questions i will try to answer
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    Thank you for these nice comments.
  21. Baker
    Started on the chassis Closing the openings in the hull (inside) Outside
  22. Baker
    Hooray Hooray The 5th and last one is ready. The build of these models started a long time ago, was stopped and forgotten. They were found again and are finally finished. All 5 ready and tagged like 5 ducks in a row 😉 It was probably great to go for a fun ride in the mud To everyone who followed this for following, comments and likes
  23. Baker
    Very nicely done Ondrass 👍
  24. Baker
    Sorry to read this. Building something that you don't enjoy is indeed not good ☹️ Good luck with the Surprise 👍
  25. Baker
    Next the recoiless 7.5cm M20 Made something that looks like a M20 Ammo "racks" Ready for painting Finnished 4 done and the cable layer is under construction. The finish line is in sight

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