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Starting a new vehicle today.
This is the Russian armoured car that looks so strange that it becomes kind of nice smile

The kit contains 4 pages of drawings and 8 pages of parts.
The amount of parts are 519.

The kit.


Some history ans the first page of drawings


Parts and some more instructions.


I hope this will be a pleasant build smile

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Hi Johnny,

I am looking forward to your experiences, this vehicle is on my to-build-list as well (kit rests on the shelf, currently).

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...this vehicle is on my to-build-list as well (kit rests on the shelf, currently).

Same as me smile The vehicle and the kit looks good but don't believe the parts count! If I got it well, it has 777 parts, many of them for the wheels...
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The parts count might be wrong from my side smile
I just reffered what said on the Moduni page.

The wheels are a bit tricky on this one, and can easily end up in a mess.....
It's the spokes made of the a bit thick GPM paper that gives me a bit of nerves here smile
I tried to make a spoke yesterday and it was not easy to get that look good....

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quote:
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It's the spokes made of the a bit thick GPM paper that gives me a bit of nerves here smile

Precisely! I'd be unable to roll them without laminating the card unglücklich
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Hello Rick!

The paper did not delaminate when I made the spoke.I softened the paper with some water first , and it came together....not very nice, but in a way smile

I will do a scan of the parts and print out on 80g paper and roll it against a 1mm rod to see if thats an option

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So it starts...

The wheels......
I have started with the wheels.They seem a bit tricky with the spokes.
So I have been thinking of making some kind of jig to hold the pieces in place to maintain the hub in center.
Will come back to this when I'm there smile

Cutting out sides and some rings.


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Hi Johnny,
Marco made a similar jig for his locomotive,maybe have a look at it:
Parowóz Ty-45 / Angraf Model / 1:25

Cheers
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Jan! I made a much more simpler jig....
Since my goal only was to have parts centered and in level so it didn't get twisted during the process.
Thanks for the link!

I had some minor troubles figuring how I should make the spokes.
The GPM paper is very thick and the spokeparts are very small, so trying to roll a cylinder with a diameter of 1,5mm was very tricky....I made two of that kind.
Next I did was to get a scan of the spokeparts, Thanks to Peter!! and print on 80g paper.Then I could roll the parts on a 1mm drill and get a nice round spoke smile

The wheels contains a lot of parts as we can see from the drawing.


To have the center hub stay in place I had to make some kind of jig to hold it steady and level with the outer rim while adding the spokes.

I attached a 4mm wooden rod to a 2mm karton sheet and draw a line for the outer rim so that the distance from center and out should be equal.

Here are all the spokes in place, and you might see the difference in some of the spokes.See this as a test wheel smile


Next is to put on some paint and dust....
The tiresides was also a new way for me to do wheels.
As we can see from the drawings the sides are built up of 3 parts.They are buttglued to each other.Two are coned and the outer lies level on top.

I'm satisfied with the result of that way to do it.
It seemed a bit tricky at first since the parts are thin and easy to deform.
So I just jumped into it smile

The top layer are built up of tiny pieces.


Still some left to put on but you get the picture of how it's done.
Thats all I managed today.....

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Still working on wheels...
The second one is ready to have the "tire" mounted


First step is to cut out the ring that will be on the inner side of the tire.
Ring is glued to 0,5mm karton and cutted with the Olfa circle cutter.


The ring is glued in place and the two tiresides are ready to be cutted out.


The two coned parts are cutted and rolled to the right shape


The parts are glued in place


The top piece are cutted out and will be glued on top


The top ring in place


And I used some grinding paper to break the edges.The tire is now ready for the other side, the tire pattern and the paintbox smile


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Another great series of photos Johnny.... :prost:

You have taken away any mystery on how to assemble the tires, and they are looking great.

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Thanks Peter!!

Finished the rear wheels and axel.


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Working on the frame and suspension.
The pics got really poor....didn't have my digicam so I had to use my phone...

The drive line is finished,not glued together yet to the drive shaft and rear axel.


The two rear suspensions are ready for mounting on the axel.
The exhaust is done and glued to the engine.
Frame is completed.
Now I'm working on the front suspension and axel,

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Hi Johnny,

very nice build and pics, we all can learn a lot from you.

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by the way, how do you cut out rings and circles? Do you use any kind of ring cutter?

Cheers,

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Hello Bernhard!!
Thanks for your nice words!

I use the olfa circle cutter for the complete round parts.


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Attatched the rear axel to the leafsprings and frame.




The manifold


Exhaust tank


The radiator


Will now start working on the front suspension,steering and the rear brake system.

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Finished the front suspension and the left rear brake system.




And an Euro shot....


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Finished the rear brake system and the two hooks.


Next is to finish the two front wheels.

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The frame is finished!!

Right side and a front wheel


Front with radiator and suspension and the other wheel


The underside and steering


Steering with flash and another overview


I think it came out pretty good! Did I mention the wheels??
Ok ok I just have to say I'm very pleased with the wheels!!

Now off to the inside....

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Great wheels, Josve smile The same can be said about what is in between großes Grinsen
If I know the kit well, the 'black part' of it is almost finished smile
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