PanzerJager I 4.7cm Pak(t)

[Tony Lee Watts]

Did some cleanin up and puttin on today.




More fun than building that Pak.
Tony Lee

[Dario Risso]

Good job, Tony. Just a little detail: the taillights...there is one that not belong to this vehicle; if you put the Notek convoy light, so, the roundend one must be deleted....I think. And only "Africans" Pz jg I has the Notek in that position

Cheers

Darío

[Tony Lee Watts]

Yep i'm going to do this in a DAK scheme and I saw this photo of the round tail light. You say this is not correct Dario?


HM 1942, No.315
1. Instead of dark gray paint (HM 1940, No. 864), the equipment (including motor vehicles) of the troops in action in Africa should be painted with RAL 8020 Brown and RAL 7027 Gray paint , both colors with matte (not gloss paint).
Brown 8020 is dominant, approximately in the proportion of two thirds brown to one third gray. Gray 7027 is to be applied in irregular spots, with the two colors blending gradually into each other.
Small surfaces, wheels, etc., can be painted in one color, 8020 or 7027.
The previously used colors, though, 8000 and 7008, are to be used up.
2. Paint that washes off, as stated in HM 1941, No. 1128, is also to be used for painting canvas.

Tony Lee

[Dario Risso]

For the Africa's Pz Jg I see Nuts & BOlts 7.
"The convoy light device was not mounted at the rear corner of the left fender but on the upper left edge of the rear upper armor (as you made), the tail light was on the upper right edge instead on the lower armour below the muffler. All vehicles has a welded holder for 6 jerrycans on the rear left fender......"

And take a look here:

http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/th ... light+wire

I hope you understand wat I mean in my bad english

Darío

PD: I just remember there is a new Nuts & Bolts about Panzerjager I, with color pics of the only survivor

[Tony Lee Watts]

Very much appreciated Dario I have got it now. I am not a rivet counter yet but the light was to bad a mistake to over look.

Keep an eye on me for sure buddy
Tony Lee

[Rudi Richardson]

Looks good Tony!

Rudi

[Tony Lee Watts]

Just finished the Friul track assembly and needed a break to get my eyes uncrossed Rudi.


Thanks for dropping by
Tony Lee

[Tony Lee Watts]

My first scratch made model part. I made it from some scrap PE frame.



Thanks for coming by
Tony Lee

[Dario Risso]

Nice job! I think is better to put the jerrycans mixed "early-late-early-late-late-early" or something, just for variety...or just for my insaned mania

Cheers

Darío

[Tony Lee Watts]

Thanks Dario. I wanted to make one that would be different from yours and I didn't know there was a early and late can.
I was going to mix them up like you said that's just how they were put in the rack for the picture.

Tony Lee