It's starting to come together and look like a Panzer IV. Keep it up.
Roy
panzer IV Mr. hobby 1/35
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Re: panzer IV Mr. hobby 1/35
by Roy Schlicht » Mon Nov 26, 2012 12:48 pm
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Re: panzer IV Mr. hobby 1/35
by Pierre Parroux » Sat Dec 22, 2012 3:04 pm
complicated kit, with bad fittings. I tried to glue schurtzen, but the shape of the rear does not follow the one of the turret.
the supports are not aligned with the surface of the turret
and i must use super-glue but i am not sure it will not come off in time. So, i drilled a 0.2mm hole in the lower links and glued a small axis in them.
i will drill a hole in the turret itself and glue all together, i hope to do not have problem in the future. pffffffffff
the supports are not aligned with the surface of the turret
and i must use super-glue but i am not sure it will not come off in time. So, i drilled a 0.2mm hole in the lower links and glued a small axis in them.
i will drill a hole in the turret itself and glue all together, i hope to do not have problem in the future. pffffffffff
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Re: panzer IV Mr. hobby 1/35
by Roy Schlicht » Mon Dec 24, 2012 11:32 am
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panzer IV Mr. hobby 1/35
by Pierre Parroux » Mon Dec 24, 2012 3:10 pm
thank you very much, i did not think about that, i am really stupid. I will do that.
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