1/16 PzKpfw II Ausf F
12-21-2015, 10:06 AM
#1
Thread Starter
1/16 PzKpfw II Ausf F
Still need to do the electronics and the track tensioner (the idlers are sitting a little high in the photos) and may redo the tracks sometime as these look a little chunky.
Full build in my Blog - http://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspo...ii-ausf-f.html
Full build in my Blog - http://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspo...ii-ausf-f.html
12-21-2015, 11:19 AM
#2
Now we're talkin'.
Beauty.
The tracks may look a bit clunky, but they're stronger like that. They aren't too out of scale and a little caked mud would blend them in fine.
Any problems using the Tamiya gearbox? I use those for 1/35, I'm just curious if they hold up under a bigger load.
Beauty.
The tracks may look a bit clunky, but they're stronger like that. They aren't too out of scale and a little caked mud would blend them in fine.
Any problems using the Tamiya gearbox? I use those for 1/35, I'm just curious if they hold up under a bigger load.
12-21-2015, 03:30 PM
#3
I want one, the tracks are fine. I am not sure they would last if the were more fine in detail.
12-22-2015, 10:31 AM
#5
Thread Starter
Thanks - I made some Bren Carrier tracks after these that are a lot finer and still pretty strong.
@edoubleaz - When I see all the 3D printed stuff that has come into the hobby in the last year and a half I think it won't be long before we're going to be spoilt
for choice. Not sure the printers will become mainstream but they'll be something a lot of modellers/gamers will have or have access to. Once 3D design and printing is taught in most schools and colleges then things are really going to take off.
@edoubleaz - When I see all the 3D printed stuff that has come into the hobby in the last year and a half I think it won't be long before we're going to be spoilt
for choice. Not sure the printers will become mainstream but they'll be something a lot of modellers/gamers will have or have access to. Once 3D design and printing is taught in most schools and colleges then things are really going to take off.
12-23-2015, 10:41 PM
#9
@edoubleaz - When I see all the 3D printed stuff that has come into the hobby in the last year and a half I think it won't be long before we're going to be spoilt
for choice. Not sure the printers will become mainstream but they'll be something a lot of modellers/gamers will have or have access to. Once 3D design and printing is taught in most schools and colleges then things are really going to take off.
