Truly an awesome piece of work.


- Jeff

Great job. A real master.

Cheers

Alan.

Hello Panzerpaul,I know someone with a CNC that could produce your hulls for you.PM Me if you would like the link.Blake

Hey Paul,

That is some real nice work on the Hetzer and as always you've out done yourself on the fine details, I can't wait to see it on the battle field!

Thanks Bob: Looking forward to a battle...if it ever drys up round here. See you at the next battle.

Very nice, A++++++

Sooooooooooo good.

Nice job man!
Shep

This is an AWESOME R/C! The modelling is outstanding and the paint scheme supperb. I have always liked the HETZER and you have done it proud! WAY TO GO!

Beautiful work ,Paul.A master modeler with the ability to create a work of art combining metal,resin,plastics all overlaid with a great weathered finish.
Thank you for posting this beauty.

Charlie

Paul Wow, after seeing what you have done on this build I just had to have one, and if you don't mind me asking I have a few questions to ask concerning the materials and items that you used .to start what gage sheet metal did you use for the lower hull,I,m thinking of using what measures to be 1/32 inch. You had mentioned that you made a cast for the sprockets so with that said can I purchase a set of sprockets from you.I have been making molds for a short time using rtv but have not experienced making cast of any with the use of powered metals.and now make some money bask on making the mold. I would also like to know about the gears that you selected for this as It was not mentioned what brand and from what tank the gears were used. All the help would be well appreciated.I hope that I may be able to succeed in such a project as this one. I think what I like most in this hobby is making things,either scratch building items or making molds. This will be the first with the most to do,I am hoping to get my son involved in this one.time will tell. Thanks Wayne

why you don't cast them is zamak would be a lot stronger and the right one for you

great model, great work!