A Panzer IV tank made ​​of aluminum and is formed with brushless motor

Edwin-Apamotec ha scritto:

Because I'm just the same even today I have also glued a second well ..... 

  beatifull works on your Panzer IV .......   robby62  

This time I have dealt with the aluminum poles that accommodate the chassis mounts.

I had to cut to length every 2 aluminum square rods and Initial milling on one side for the two pans.





After I trimmed the edges and removed the bars from the lubricant I could stick to the pans. These are really stable by now.

After I wait a little bit longer because of the construction at the Panzer IV until I plastered, I would not know that they go right back broken, today was his turn.



Then I was able to bend the rear, lower rear panel fits and stick to the pans.





So I can no longer handle the tubs and can only go on again tomorrow.

Questo scafo potrà interessarmi per settembre.............

Vai avanti a farmi vedere cosa fai

Today I build the connections of the chain tensioner on the pans.

I will need first two brass pieces that I saw myself with my band saw from a brass rod.



To each of these two cubes I have to get two saddle for the first release they devour on the outer dimensions



As a support for the eccentric I turn 4 left 9mm brass tubes and makiere the dice for a central bore.



There I drill a 9mm hole in the cube which I then separate them with a thin blade in the middle.







Now I have to mill off all the edges to the center.



So that the chain tensioner is also really stable I solder the pipes and the Bassis hard.





After pickling, grinding and I can now stick the first couple of brackets with a tub. Through the brackets plus I put a straight rod 5mm to both align exactly on the sink.



Tomorrow I can then glue the brackets on the second well.

  bellissimi i nw dettagli full metall realizzati con le tue attrezzature per lo scafo del Panzer IV , lavorati coi' sono ancor piu' belli .... saluti e buona serat robby62 e riky94............  

In small pieces I continue.

The rear end I can always stick, piece by piece, slowly but it grows.



For this, the second well has also received the supports for the chain tensioner.

  fantastiche up sul retro scafo ...del Panzer IV .... ..    robby62 ...  

The second tray gets its stern struts.



Now after the adhesive had cured, I could make the holes for the recording of the roller carriage.



Unlike HL I do not use a screw axis, but the terminal 4mm axles with a small setscrew in the tub.



Then I have done with the cam roller runner blocks further and closed the spring mount in the first step.

Now I can start the drive.

For this purpose, I first drilled on the sides of the predrilled holes for the supporting role holder and glued them.



Next, I'm the 16 axes for mounting the roller trolleys from 4mm silver steel. This plan, I turn to one side and solder a washer as a stop biting.





After brazing, I turn the slices on an appropriate measure and verrunde them something. So then they fit perfectly with the cam roller runner.





I have revised the suspension at each side of the drive and joined together to conclude for today. In conjunction with the stable control of the axes of the tub and the softer suspension this works later as they should and not just wobbles a bit with the cam roller runner.



As it stands now, I might next week then with the two wells are completed as far as being able to drive around them.