PZ III Metal Hull/Stug Upper ?
01-10-2011, 08:03 PM
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RE: PZ III Metal Hull/Stug Upper ?
Ooo something I can answer! 
In the front there is a simple metal piece that screws onto a post, which hooks under a corresponding metal tab in the StuG hull. Which is why there are two screws in the front of the metal hull.
In the rear, one on each side, a spring loaded metal piece is screwed to one each of the mounting bosses for the lower to upper stock HL setup. There is a slot cut on each side of the hull, which the metal piece "springs" into, and you use a screwdriver to press in, to remove the hull.
I believe there might be some pics I posted of it, I'll see what I can find.
Here you go, slots for the rear in the hull sides you can see clearly in one shot above the idler on page 1, along with a shot of the upper portion, with both the rear mounts and front metal tab, page 2 of the album shows the inside and outside pieces of the front metal tab on the hull, along with my fix to hide the screws. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...70734915KlGulC
In the front there is a simple metal piece that screws onto a post, which hooks under a corresponding metal tab in the StuG hull. Which is why there are two screws in the front of the metal hull.
In the rear, one on each side, a spring loaded metal piece is screwed to one each of the mounting bosses for the lower to upper stock HL setup. There is a slot cut on each side of the hull, which the metal piece "springs" into, and you use a screwdriver to press in, to remove the hull.
I believe there might be some pics I posted of it, I'll see what I can find.
Here you go, slots for the rear in the hull sides you can see clearly in one shot above the idler on page 1, along with a shot of the upper portion, with both the rear mounts and front metal tab, page 2 of the album shows the inside and outside pieces of the front metal tab on the hull, along with my fix to hide the screws. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...70734915KlGulC
