Rubicon Models
Rubicon Models => Official Assembly Instructions => Topic started by: Rubicon Models on March 07, 2015, 06:39:07 pm
-
Roadwheels 102 - T-34
Simple Roadwheels Conversion
Do you know you can make creative conversions by simply moving the roadwheels around on our T-34/76 kit? Simly use a fine hobby saw or a sharp hobby knife to cut from the back of the tracks and remove the wheels you wanted to replace.
Look at the results we have shown you here...
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag377/RubiconModels/Roadwheels%20101/FB%20RW-T34-01_zpsyek36klc.jpg)
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag377/RubiconModels/Roadwheels%20101/FB%20RW-T34-02_zpsetuv9vgi.jpg)
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag377/RubiconModels/Roadwheels%20101/FB%20RW-T34-03_zpsyz19kd7f.jpg)
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag377/RubiconModels/Roadwheels%20101/FB%20RW-T34-04_zpsvrknpsxd.jpg)
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag377/RubiconModels/Roadwheels%20101/FB%20RW-T34-05_zps6ip5smlh.jpg)
Will post painted results later!
;)
-
And you can add the wheel style from the T-34 / 85 as well . I've seen pictures of T-34s with 3 different styles of road wheels . As well some are pictured using Panther wheels on a axel or two ! I guess the wheel hubs matched . The all steel versions didn't last very long as they set up a bad vibration which shook up the radio and crew , so add a rubber tire to the front and rear axels .