Dzohn, looks pretty tidy to me. Steve, looked like blood spatter to me. PaulE
Are you trying to have me committed or failing that maimedJR. Next time she gaffs you about being tidy on the bench, you might ask her if she ever made an omelet without breaking the egg out of the shell.lol. Rick H.
Thank you dear...just luurve the apron, sweety!
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Steve your improving nicely nice attention to mess .Running a close second with the untidy bench club. Mine has a touch of the PaulE's about it
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Hi Dude 1 unfortunately no movement in the sprockets so have added two more links.Sorry John,
The kids were at it again!!! The Friuls look tops and it is tough to get the right sag in them unless you can adjust the idler wheel or the sprocket in the rear. If the T-34 is running over the sIG, then the two extra links would work as you can work them up between the road wheels on the bottom with debris and sIG parts under them.
Don't worry about the bench Dude 2, as you are so lucky to have one. Christine is also very forgiving with you and your ways. (I hope) If not, then living in the cave will be a new experience for you, huh?
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Thanks Greg.... WOW..the tracks look so realistic...
Dude 1, I can see your point here, that single added link was bothering me, the links won't match up to join . I've just been out to the hovel to check.Ok Buddy, Plan 2....Remove one link without the tooth and hide the links with the two teeth together behind the drive wheel in the rear or the idler in the front. See which place hides them better from view. Worth a shot…...…...
Hi Peter, like figures Its something Ive started to enjoy, however I have to draw the line at MiniArt.Well done getting those pesky tracks on John - they really look like they've got some weight to them.
Bit of a bummer really that Dude 1, one link less and it would have been ok.You're right about the offset links John. I should have checked mine first before posting. Looks like it's back to lots of stuff under the T-34 pushing the tracks up between the road wheels...…………..
John,
The tracks look very good, your right the metal tracks add that certain extra.
Thanks Rick, def right with some trials when the diorama base starts. Need to find some photos of a T34 in that position.Looks the Dog's berries! If you preload them on top of a heap of debris or whatever, I think the slack will be just about right, depending on how much deflection there is in the road wheels. You might try a couple different mock ups and see if it works for you JR. They definitely look "Berlin" saggy. Cheers, Rick H.
Hi Simon , thanks for that, i've looked again at the destructions and can't see how I could have altered it.Hi John
it looks like you have fixed the road wheels / axles in the flat road position rather than up/down as the weight transfers when going over obstacles - watch the vid below to see the wheel movement when running on uneven ground
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