Bob,
I very nearly did mate only a few more to do lol.
Gerry,
I did cheat a little other wise I would have done. lol
Scotties L1500 Kfz. 70
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I very nearly did mate only a few more to do lol.
I did cheat a little other wise I would have done. lol
Paul
top Notch work and mastering that small PE..that’s where I tend to get frustrated ,,,especially those clamps..very well done
top Notch work and mastering that small PE..that’s where I tend to get frustrated ,,,especially those clamps..very well done
Cheers Joe, I have actually reworked some of the clamps as I wasn't happy with them.
You and me both mate :smiling4:
Love the screws. So outstanding overall. PaulE
Many thanks mate.
I'm late to the party as usual mate, but top work so far. 
Bob, No worries mate glad your here.
Work is slowly progressing. I am not following the instructions as they call for the detail to be added before major items are added. The front end went together very well with only a very small amount of filler being needed. I have decided to have the top up when I get round to it.
cheers
Scottie
cheers
Scottie
Steve, thanks mate check is in the post.
Rick, Thanks mate that would be good.
Cheers Mike far from your standard but getting there slowly.
Scottie....here you go. 
The first shot is the interior overhead I told you about. It also happens to be the shot of a 1500 with dual wheels mounted on the rear axle. The second shot is for comparison purposes, to show wheel position in relation to rear wheel house opening......it is considerably recessed, as you can see no axle mods required to run it either way. Of course, your model may not allow for that. Cheers, Rick H.
The first shot is the interior overhead I told you about. It also happens to be the shot of a 1500 with dual wheels mounted on the rear axle. The second shot is for comparison purposes, to show wheel position in relation to rear wheel house opening......it is considerably recessed, as you can see no axle mods required to run it either way. Of course, your model may not allow for that. Cheers, Rick H.
I really do need some new tweezers I am really struggling to hang on to the tiny bits on this kit. I was going to use the kit bonnet catches as the etch offerings are flat not round but they pinged off never to be seen again. So I soldered a couple of "T" pieces from copper wire then cut them down to size, I think they look ok and when painted should be ok.
Next the notek light base again the kit part pinged off so I drilled out some evergreen rod and the etch base and passed a length of copper wire through it to give it some strength.
finally the shovel was added to the front wing.
the storage box/tool locker was added and the ramps? and the rear step.
Then a start was made on the rear boot doors.
cheers
Scottie
Next the notek light base again the kit part pinged off so I drilled out some evergreen rod and the etch base and passed a length of copper wire through it to give it some strength.
finally the shovel was added to the front wing.
the storage box/tool locker was added and the ramps? and the rear step.
Then a start was made on the rear boot doors.
cheers
Scottie
Cheers Gerry,
You could be right about being sand tracks or maybe something for the gun it is towing?
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