Tamiya sdkfz 250/3

[Guest]

yep no probs Colin.. oh dear what have I got myself into, all these eyes looking in.....

[minitnkr]

I've always thought you can't have too many 250s. Such cool little things. PaulE

[Guest]

Found this photo while trawling for stuff

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Also this website might be of help to you:thumb2:

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Steve , finally got around to looking at that link you posted, thanks. :thumb2:

[Guest]

Have been away for the weekend, so not a lot done.
Have installed engine etc and added a few bits in the compartment, a couple of pipes, etc, thinking of having the deck open. Tracks are on, didn't like them at all..., a bit of primer paint on.. Photos to follow. Think I'll paint the engine next before major work in the back.[ATTACH]322274[/ATTACH][ATTACH]322275[/ATTACH][ATTACH]322276[/ATTACH][ATTACH]322277[/ATTACH]

[Guest]

Thanks Mike , … what mould stuff do you use?

Hello Bread,
Sorry to take so long getting back to you.
The items I use for moulding and casting all come from Sylmasta, a uk company, there are others equally as good but these are my preference for ease of use.
Your radios are ready, all you have to do is to obviously clean them up at the back, and you will notice there are two pin holes. jist take a pin or thin wire and run a little bit of c/a into the holes to fill them.
These will be in the mail tomorrow - do not lose them, lol. I have included a pic, but the detail is so small and the colour the same it all vanished.
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[Guest]

Mike, fantastic buddy, there was no rush. :thumb2::thumb2:
Checking Sylmasta out shortly.:thumb2::thumb2:
Have you scratch built the sets or did you have masters?

[Peter Gillson]

Hi Brad

These wiring diagrams are from the Aber set ot German Radios, they are for tanks but may be useful

Peter
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[Guest]

Mike, fantastic buddy, there was no rush. :thumb2::thumb2:
Checking Sylmasta out shortly.:thumb2::thumb2:
Have you scratch built the sets or did you have masters?

Hi Brad,
No they were from the Gesutchen.....wagon thing pic I posted last week, and they are small, and on their way to you.
Peter beat me with the destructions from the Aber set, so you should be all set on that side.
Cheers, Mike.

[Guest]

Hi Brad

These wiring diagrams are from the Aber set ot German Radios, they are for tanks but may be useful

Peter
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Thanks Peter, that's of great help, thanks for taking to time dig around. Think I'll add that to the shop list.:smiling:
Hope Lawrence will make an appearance soon.:thumb2::thumb2:

[Guest]

Thanks Mike:thumb2::thumb2:

[Guest]

Brad.
I found this photo in my collection, might be helpful .
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At least it shows some colours.
John.

[Guest]

Thanks John, colour photos are such a great help in stuff like this.
Just need to get thumb out of b** and mind out of neutral now and decide what to do , DAK 42, Eastern Europe.43. steady John... or Europe 44/45, Dunkelgelb, Grey, 2/3 colour camo, small antennae, the big one or both, what seating , obs version, etc.... Aarrgghhh :dizzy::anguished:

[wotan]

Brad

I hope you include the guy with the aerial on his head.

John

[Guest]

Looking in the spares box....lol:smiling:

[minitnkr]

Choices, choices, so many choices. I like the mix of frame and mast ant. on the early 250 in three color. Obs. seating is cool if you have a set of
"donkey ears" on a post mount. PaulE