discussion Scotties Krupp Protze Kfz 69

[scottie3158]

... and I thought mine was good ... !
Steve

Steve, I bet it will be too.

 

[The Smythe Meister]

The work on the PAK 36 is nearly done.



It looks like I have a bit of droop on the barrel I need to rectify.



The poles and shovel are held on with masking tape straps and etch buckles. I need to add some more detail to the spades on the back.



The handwheel has had the firing button added the silver dome there is a cable that has been added from the white box to down near the breech.



Another view of the spades that still need some detailing.



Front shield and lower blast shield.

So some detail to add to the spades and the tyre valves to add to the wheels then it will be ready for paint.


cheers
Scottie

SUPERB stuff there DAWG!!
That really does look the dangly bits for sure mate !!
Top, TOP work Buddy

 

[Steve Jones]

There is nothing worse than a droopy barrel. :smiling5: :thumb2: Your attention to detail is outstanding. One of your best my friend

 

[Jim R]

Superb Scottie. A lot of brass in that.

 

[Graeme C.]

All that brass makes it, just superb Paul.

 

[Airborne01]

There is nothing worse than a droopy barrel. :smiling5: :thumb2: Your attention to detail is outstanding. One of your best my friend

Droopy barrel? Can't think of anything worse, unless the recuperators have failed as well ... :smiling5:
Steve

 

[GerryW]

Still trying to get my head round the 'legs' looking at the one that I done years ago, made me wonder if they were shortened when it was being towed - Tamiya seem to have it in the 'firing' configuration with shields down and legs fully extended yet they've put a 'step' in the moulds

 

[Guest]

Well if this isn't worth a Dog's then I just don't know.
Brilliant work Paul , just gets better with each build you do .

 

[Guest]

Still trying to get my head round the 'legs' looking at the one that I done years ago, made me wonder if they were shortened when it was being towed

Not to the best of my knowledge. Telescoping legs would be bad for absorbing the gun’s recoil anyway.

 

[yak face]

Amazing stuff paul , thorough knowledge of the subject and your attention to fine details is unsurpassed , cheers tony

 

[scottie3158]

SUPERB stuff there DAWG!! :smiling3:
That really does look the dangly bits for sure mate !!
Top, TOP work Buddy :smiling3:

Thanks matey, really happy you like it.

There is nothing worse than a droopy barrel. :smiling5: :thumb2: Your attention to detail is outstanding. One of your best my friend

Thanks Steve, will have to cut back on the beer. Glad you like it.

Superb Scottie. A lot of brass in that.

Jim, just a bit mate lol.

All that brass makes it, just superb Paul.

Thanks mate.

Droopy barrel? Can't think of anything worse, unless the recuperators have failed as well ... :smiling5:
Steve

Steve, luckily I haven't suffered from that yet lol.

Still trying to get my head round the 'legs' looking at the one that I done years ago, made me wonder if they were shortened when it was being towed - Tamiya seem to have it in the 'firing' configuration with shields down and legs fully extended yet they've put a 'step' in the moulds

Gerry, not quite sure what you mean but don't think the trail legs can be shortened unless there were different versions maybe for infantry with shorter trails.

Well if this isn't worth a Dog's then I just don't know.
Brilliant work Paul , just gets better with each build you do .

Thanks John that is very kind of you to say.

Not to the best of my knowledge. Telescoping legs would be bad for absorbing the gun’s recoil anyway.

I tend to agree.

Amazing stuff paul , thorough knowledge of the subject and your attention to fine details is unsurpassed , cheers tony

Tony, not so much knowledge but I always try and print off some reference pics if I can.

 

[Allen Dewire]

Ok Paul, now that you've used up a bottle of CA, tell us what happened to the barrel. Did you use the kits piece or make your own??? Loving it so far and glad my Ray Ban's are polarized too....Drive on Buddy!!!...

Prost
Allen

 

[scottie3158]

Hi mate no I used the kit one. I was already to far into the build to change it. Hopefully it will look OK when the paint goes on.

 

[GerryW]

Not to the best of my knowledge. Telescoping legs would be bad for absorbing the gun’s recoil anyway.

Thanks Jakko, I couldn't really see that it'd work unless they were pinned, just that on the kit I've done (just the Pak and crew) the box art had what seemed like 'scaped' sections about halfway down the legs.

 

[Steve Jones]

The detailing on the left hand arm Gerry is for wrapping the firing rope around

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The R/H side are the tool connections as per Scotties model. Tamiya are great kits but do lack detailing especially on their earlier moulds.

 

[Steve Jones]

the tool connections

..and sighting poles

 

[scottie3158]

..and sighting poles

Thanks for that Steve. I did wonder if they were sighting poles as this would have been used for direct fire my understanding is sighting poles are used for indirect fire but could be wrong.

 

[scottie3158]

Spent a few hours today trying to improve the kit figures, by under cutting pockets and collars etc. I also have some master box figures that I may have my first go at modifying. Also added all the tyre valves to all the wheels.
there are no photos as didn't want to bore you.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Spent a few hours today trying to improve the kit figures, by under cutting pockets and collars etc. I also have some master box figures that I may have my first go at modifying. Also added all the tyre valves to all the wheels.
there are no photos as didn't want to bore you.

Like we are ever bored by anything you do Scottie!

 

[Jim R]

Like we are ever bored by anything you do Scottie!

Hear, hear!