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Thanks friends My patience for repeated small parts is not what it used to be. So, in couple with holidays and pressure at work it took some time until i finished those machine gun magazines. Did it bit by bit here and there. In addition made shelfs for those, rotation gear strip and two gas...

Continue with visors mechanisms Three of a kind The front visor was a tricky one, but i doubt that i will play with those, though they are working and can be open Errors: Part 210 must be glued on 0.5 cardboard, but asterisk is missing. Assembled part 226 does not fit correctly...

Little progress with upper hull part I glued inner skins by perimeter and attached the part to main hull Connected with no issues Errros: None

It's time for hull's upper part Starting from a frame This one has a lot of angled sides, so designer gave support structure to glue all sides with right angles On the left is the support structure, on the right is the hull part Most of the parts must be cut with angled edges In a...

Wau! First as i saw the model in 1:35 with full interior i though you are crazy to build it. I can't understand why to design it in this scale with full interior. Then I read that you upscaled it to 1:18. Relieve ;) But the question is why not 1:25, though it is the ideal scale for paper armor...

Front plate with all the stuff: instrument panel, radio set and couple of shelfs For gauges glass imitation i used some thin plastic from old package Assembled all together Glued in place Errors: Gluing mark on detail 191 for detail 195 (radio set rack) must be full white...

Thanks Built driver's seat. The frame made from two sizes of solder wire Glued parts 188a and 189a on 1.5mm cardboard and not 0.5mm, as suggested This gave me more easy way to glue the skin on And seat installed at it's place Errors: None

Thanks guys! Next are steering brake levers The rod itself I made from office fastener Bugs: detail 183 must be marked as count 2 and not one

Thanks to all! Next are floor plates and accumulator I chose to separate plate,s so those can be lifted to get access to crate below, and put them freely. Accumulator Then i assembled pedals Pedals must be glued to pedal levers only after foot plate put in place. Bugs...

Well... Hello to all! I'm back... after three months Sorry for that :rolleyes: All this time was consumed by moving with my family to our own apartment. It was a tough period and i didn't find time, space and mood to continue the model. But now i have my own cabinet and more convenient place for...

Next sub build is a gearbox Gear stick knob was made from little piece of playdough :) Errors: None

Thanks Chufffy. In a matter of fact, my other interest now is moving to new house :biggrin: and it consumes all my free time. But i had a little break in between, so a there is a progress with Panzer I. Main transmission mechanism. A few sub builds, that parted to more sub builds. :)...

Thank you Chuffy. Really appreciate your kind words. Did my best. As for the glue - it is polish glue Brand Clear Glue (BCG). Works like white glue, but much comfortable for gluing edge to edge. I ordered it from polish site here

Hi all! As i said before, probably until the end of the year i will be busy with other interesting things, but i managed to find some time in between for the model. So next in main compartment are supportings for drive shaft cover and pedal rod Then set of signal flags and some tube...

I'm sorry for late update. Suddenly, there is some other major project in my life, that i need to route my free time to, so progress on Panzer I slowed down. But i managed to glued rest of rivets in fight compartment, though this was pain in the @ss. 0.6 rivets easily delaminate and hard to work...

Here you go :) http://www.rommelkiste.de/Fahrzeuge/KruppProtze/Images/Krupprotze10.jpg Yep, this was bicycle on tracks :biggrin: There were several sub models on this platform, like flamethrower instead of submachine guns, or different kind of submachine gun (Italian version), commander...

Like i wrote before, they converted engine from Krupp Protze track. This was a regular petrol engine with about 60 hp.

Spent some time to finish glue all bolts in engine compartment and then came the time to put engine in! Prepared some more details: two fuel filters, one unknown small tank and some strengthening bars. To place engine and other parts easily, you need to do steps in right order. First of...

Thanks again, guys!

Final bonus for this model Enjoy!