Can be a Coelian as he would have in 1946

And by the way it goes. There are still a few days to Munster .

This time out the mounting of the tower 's turn. I'll do that just as in the upper tray with magnets. In addition I have 4 x M5 flat head screws on the top of something planned , so that the magnets are well supported . In the bottom of the tower , I then marked out the positions of the screws first Drilled and lowered.





After I had cut a thread into the holes I could screw in the screws. This I have backed up with something Pattex and ready.

In order to attach the magnets and not to glue the tower came back adhesive tape used. Then I pinned the magnets . So then I could stick with one suitable piece of poly and STABILITH express the magnets in the correct position . It will look after everything is done in the tower like this .





By the magnets of the tower now holds the bomb and can be easily removed trotzden .

Thus, the turntable still the distance to the base of the tower has and leaves the tower rotate well I still have three spacers glued dan the turntable . Thus, the twist mechanism is now ready .



To my delight, then the postman rang and brought the sound module and speakers.

The course I have the same yet installed .

In the speaker but still had a damping insert . I use this preferred haze filter mats is available in any supermarket. The only cost little, can be cut well with scissors , are lightweight and have good damping properties at our frequencies. The speaker for that I had already printed on my 3D printer.





For a small test , it was enough and even the original sound from Koblenz Panthers came to life.





So I can now also with engine noise in Munster riding. At the other things I have yet to hone .

Now I have first brought the clutter in order.



On the sides I've still got the openings from which hung the removed parts. This I have not plastered, but this I close with STABILITH. The can then edit as plastic and holds much better.





As I still had a little time I've removed the radio operator hatch. This is supposed to be to open and the switch below it. The driver's hatch is but also to the series.



And so I have the armor a bit compiled for Munster and tried the sound module.



The driving sound almost true, but everything else takes a turn later.

And again a little further .

Since I could find an old and coincidentally suitable servo for tube evolation in my scraps box I've inspired me from Ralf's installation inspired in his Coelian and flanges the servo as Ralf on the side and connect it easy with a pen as a clutch .



I just had to come up with a bracket with the I set the servo exactly to the pivot point of the trailer and it also can extend to me again .



Thus, the carriage rotates with I drill in to any site through lid , mount and bearing spines a hole through which I later put a long screw . So I can be also pivot the rangefinder with the mount syncron of the other side with a lever then .

By the way , I have also drawn the lack of rolling shutter and will make this again with my 3 D printer. Since there are different drawings and pictures of the wood tower to the rolling shutter , I have opted for the larger version as this would have provided just more space inside.

This is a beautiful model Edwin…

After I then had Evolation eigendlich went as far as the problems go. Everything was just not accuratly enough and got stuck forever. After I had everything disassembled I also saw huge wear on the resin.





So I mounted the carriage and reasonable first 4 collars turned from steel.









Also, two new bolts made ​​of brass.



So I have the bearing rings now glued and aligned in the mount and the tower.

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Now the carriage moves smoothly and accuratly

By the way my printer yet the two parts has printed to the rolling shutter.



After a few adjustments I have this then glued to the mount and this is the result . The tower has an immediate effect quite different.

  ola' edwin , anche questo dettagliato lavoro sull'alzo del panzer coelia risulta interessante e istruttivo sullle svariate possibilita' di rendere rc molti varri a volte interessanti solo sulla carta , da seguirwe con un salutone robby62 ....   

From Munster I'm back and now I associate the same time several of things.

I have for my printer for some time a finer nozzle lie that I want to finally try and do I need for my Coelian nor the curved Flamkiller.
So I sat down and which drawn.



The printer I have rebuilt and now I have to find the correct settings for this nozzle has 0.35 mm. This is not done with a pressure.
But the first test prints can hope. In particular, the grid succeed almost immediately useful.







For comparison, .... the parts have a diameter of 15mm.

Among many other things, it is also here a little bit further.

I had installed the 0.35 mm nozzle in my printer, but begins finding the right setting completely from scratch and you have to try much until it does. At least acceptable grid Struck doors succeed. for full body I have not yet found the right setting, but already produced a small box of insufficient test a hurry.



After the dismantling of a 0.5 mm nozzle it worked much better for it right away, and even the first term would be almost useful.



By the way, I bent my foot plates of etched parts deal.



After sorting for the correct assembly I could see the steel sheet and solder together into two strips per page.





Now I can think about it as I best mount to the hull.

The foot plates I have now soldered to the extent done for both sides and was now able to stick to the tub it.





This looks the same with genuine tin quite different from the plastic parts.

The Flammvernichter are me now succeeded in sufficient quality.







After sanding and priming one sees nothing more from the pressure, just as the exhaust pipes I make new again. The so not like me.


After I was again yesterday at Asiatam I have taken my Flack pipes and am pleasantly surprised that they are pierced in its entire length, which jan is not so simple. I had not expected.



So I sat down today and by the way even turned the muzzle brakes to brass.









That was not easy to turn these little trumpets, and they still get 4 rows of holes in each side.



And so I then glued to the tube ends.

Wow