SSPeiper";p="113602 said:Looks like it's coming along nicely Falckner. The smaller additions you've made to the radios have made a nice difference. DML certainly put alot of guesswork into the cabinet, and even more into the antenna mount. Love that you made the effort to improve the fuel spout.
I realise it's probably too late but the specs for the floorboards are available online.
Here's a quick copy of plans I've been working on for the mount that will give you a good idea of how they've simplified it.
Maybe you can solve some odd thing for me I know
you´r master in this subject .I have a picture on the right
side off the vehicle where it looks to be an antenna stovage,
is that so??
There's also a plate on the other side of the panel to help reinforce and support the mount. You can see the rivets in the middle of the picture.
Considering what little Dragon gave you to begin with I think you've done a great job.
I never got a chance to get Dragon's FuD 2 set but I noticed something they'd included that shouldn't be there and that's the reinforcing strip that sits about a quarter of the way up the side of the accessory pack. The strip should only be on the radio and not both. Nitpicking I know but seeing as you've gone to alot of effort elsewhere.
Look forward to seeing it progress.
Thanks for sharing.
Allan
SSPeiper";p="113681 said:Hey Bjorn,
The version with the rod down the side is actually the Command version which is different from the radio outfitted vehicle. Have even less info on the command version than the radio one although the rod appears to be similar to those used on the cable laying vehicles which the command version seemed generally equipped for. With the only comms equipment being the telephone and possibly a small switchboard. There's a really nice close up photo of a command version at the bottom of pg 134 of 'Der VW Kubelwagen Typ 82 im Zweiten Weltkreig' which shows the padlock on the door (on all three seater versions) and the upper bracket for the rod on the fender (which essentially appears to be the same as the front fender bracket for the shovel).
Alot of waffle but hopefully I've said something useful in there somewhere.
Cheers
Allan
montañes";p="113685 said:A perfect work, your radio car looks superb.
Just only a question, which is the base colour you´ve used ?
Jaime.
niall68";p="113722 said:Falckner,
Lovely details you've created for your Radio Kubelwagen. Looks much better than my CH Radio Kubelwagen.
I've tried to download some of your current work photos but for some strange reasons it would not download to my Computer.
I'd be grateful if you could sort it out.
Thanks mate
kwk088";p="114238 said:Dear Falckner!
You as a Swede like myself why don´t you post your stunning build on our Swedish 1/6th forum "Skalman"?
You know as well as I how undeveloped our country is in this and we have to spread this to our fellow countrymen don´t you think?
Now it seem as I am the only one in Sweden posting there and to be frank - I do not like that!
Maybe I also shall refuse to post there and go back to only hang on English/German forums and don´t care in friends in good old Sweden - maybe a good idea as I would save a lot of time and spend it on all unbuild kits...
Cheers
Kent