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Modeller Build Logs

Early Jagdpanther

By Russ Takashima
Started: May 9, 2007
Updated: Dec 6, 2007

My goal is to convert an early '70s Tamiya motorized mid-Jagdpanther into an early Jagdpanther in Normandy 1944 with a full interior, photo etch, new track, turned barrel, etc. Essentialy add almost every single after market part on to the model. I am also planning on adding figures and putting the model in a diorama.

Introduction The Starting Point Upgrade Kits The Original Chassis Filling in the Holes Holes filled in Front Plate Final Drive Housing The Running Gear Sponsons Added Gun and Cradle The Transmission Painting the Interior Painted Transmission Rear Plate Roof Plate Test Fit Road Wheels Gun Cradle Finished Right Side Hull Left Side Hull Front Hull Ready to Paint Interior Finished Time to Add Some Colour I See Spots Tracks On! All together now The Crew The Crew - All Finished Finishing Touches
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Left Side HullOct 10, 2007
I have decided to scratch build the tool brackets. The originals lack detail. I did use Aber tool clasps. The towing cleat, wire cutters come from the Tamiya pzkfw IV tool set. The shovel and fenders come from Aber.The towing cleats brackets are scratch build since I did not like the look of the Aber brackets. I did use the Aber chains for the cotter pins. The fender rails are from Aber, however the dimension problem raises its ugly head again. The Aber fender rails are too short, so I replace the last piece with scratch piece. On the left side I used a piece of scrap plastic, on the rigth side I used some brass sheet.


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