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Looking forward to seeing Mickey Mouse come alive! Great job so far. Where did you get the realistic head lamp for the T34, stock one looks miserable. -
That is the stock head lamp. I just took off the front, replaced the bulb with a warm white one and filled it with hot glue to diffuse it. If I ever get around to ordering clear resin I'll print some glass for it.Comment
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Just a random question. Are you making the 57 or the 76? Based on the barrel length it’s the 57 right?Comment
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Any chance you’ll make the files available? I bought a -76 turret from eBay a while back. It was a pirated mold from a plastic kit. Would love to redo it. Oh, I love your hot glue light lens mod. I’ll definitely be using it.The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!Comment
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Wikipedia says the F-34/ZIS-5 gun is 3.2 meters long so in scale it should be about 20 cm (seems kind of odd). If it’s after the other 76 (L11) it’s 2.3 meters, and in scale should be 14.3 cm.Comment
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If this is the 1942 modification it will be using the F-34 gun, so the barrel length should be 20cm, from the breech. And the breech is located in that bit that sticks out.Comment
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As per german naming it'd the 76D "mickey mouse" and as for barrel length I got 200m millimeters as well but looking at pictures and info on this site the barrel isn't that long
comparing the length to length with gun its only a difference of 65cm.
As for making the files available we shall see. Dont really want to put something out there that takes a lot of work to get right so well see if I can make this in way that anyone can just print and glue with no extra bull. A level 1 model if you willComment
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ok update time!
so did some work on detailing and getting this ready for use.
first the gun breech. so opened it up inside for the IR emitter to slide in behind the elevation arm.
heres the top of the turret both hatches open as you can see and the commander hatch has fittings for the IR receiver board
both hatches have hinges with stopper blocks for that mickey mouse look, hinge itself uses a .5mm rod so track pin should work
added screw bosses for attaching the elevation motor and mating the two halves of the turret. here you can also see the screw holes and opening for the IR receiver as well as the elevation arm from the mantlet to the elevation motor.
and finally the turret bottom, not much here just screw holes for mating the turret halves and you can see the turret ring has screw bosses as well. there is also a notch to make sure the two pieces of the bottom mate together straight
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