I had it all built, just waiting for paint. Then I got the bug to do an interior. Had an extra Tiger II interior kit on shelf. I used the Tiger interior as reference for the E-100 interior. Iam waiting for another Tr E-100 kit to come in, for the upper hull. The new lower will be for another one.. Comments welcome
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Graywolfgang
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Posted: Saturday, January 03, 2009 - 08:08 PM UTC
John_O
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Posted: Saturday, January 03, 2009 - 11:29 PM UTC
Wow, this is very, very impressive!!! One advice, if you go to this length, also get the Aber upgrade for the E-100. It will allow you to detail the hatches and tool clamps and stuff. That would put the cherry on the cake!
Is it a 20 or 30mm coax you have there?
Again, superb model and that interior is craaaaazzzy!!!!
John
Is it a 20 or 30mm coax you have there?
Again, superb model and that interior is craaaaazzzy!!!!
John
CmdrCody
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 12:22 AM UTC
Very cool !! Always glad to see another E-100 . Your additions to the kit are awesome. I like the coax gun. What size is the main gun? Looks more like a 150 or 175. Greta build. Don M.
wbill76
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 04:31 AM UTC
Nice work on the add-ons and scratch building. What type of scheme do you have planned for it since it's a "what if"?
tjkelly
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 05:54 AM UTC
WOW!! It's huge! You'll need to get a big shelf to display that sucker...looking great so far! Like how you've done the interior, nice touch!
Thanks for sharing, keep at it. Cheers -
Tim
Thanks for sharing, keep at it. Cheers -
Tim
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 05:57 AM UTC
Thanks for the comments.. The main gun is a long barrel 128. Basically the same as used in Emil. Iam thinking of using the Armourscale barrel, but without the mussel break. The coaxial is a 37 mm Mk 103 auto cannon (scratch built. I don’t like using photo etch if I can help it. Iam thinking of just a red primer for a new tank going to the test ground, being transported by rail. I have to scratch build a supper heavy flat car to haul this thing.
Wolf
Wolf
SSgtMack
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 10:02 AM UTC
Lots of great additions to this beast. I can't wait to see the finished model.
I like the Coax gun you built.
Great work!
I like the Coax gun you built.
Great work!
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 05:15 PM UTC
Hey Guy, I love doing interiors and scratch building. You can get a interior kit for just about any AFV out there. With the E-100 you will use basically a Tiger II interior kit as a pattern. The engine bulkhead may be the same but who knows, The transmission was to be the same. Hull width dimensions wear to be the same as the Tiger II for rail travel. So with that it is easy, no torsion bars to deal with either. Iam just doing what can be seen through the hatches anyway.
Wolf
Wolf
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Sunday, January 04, 2009 - 05:26 PM UTC
Here is a picture of an DML/New-Connection Jage E-100 I did some time back. I just scraped the lower hull in faver of the Trumpeter kit.
redraider
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Posted: Monday, January 05, 2009 - 04:05 AM UTC
WOW!!! What a monster. Sorry I couldn't see the other pictures, but the gun on this one makes my E100 look like a popgun. Nice job.
RedRaider
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Graywolfgang
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Posted: Monday, January 05, 2009 - 05:01 PM UTC
Quoted Text
WOW!!! What a monster. Sorry I couldn't see the other pictures, but the gun on this one makes my E100 look like a popgun. Nice job.
RedRaider
Hey RedRaider
The pictures got moved. I made up a couple new albums on photobucket and moved stuff around. I reuploaded the pictures.
The gun on this one is only a 150mm.
Wolf
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Friday, January 30, 2009 - 11:44 AM UTC
Hey Guys
I finely got around to taking more pictures of my E-100 build. Most of the construction on the interior is finished. Just a lot of add on stuff. Ammo bags for the bow machinegun, and other personal equipment. Then it well be ready to paint.
Comments Please
Wolf
I finely got around to taking more pictures of my E-100 build. Most of the construction on the interior is finished. Just a lot of add on stuff. Ammo bags for the bow machinegun, and other personal equipment. Then it well be ready to paint.
Comments Please
Wolf
Griffon65
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Posted: Friday, January 30, 2009 - 01:24 PM UTC
Great effort so far mate, very impressive with the interior and all.
Just quickly about the Jage E-100, did you scratch build the superstructure?
Just quickly about the Jage E-100, did you scratch build the superstructure?
redraider
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Posted: Friday, January 30, 2009 - 02:14 PM UTC
Cool Man. All it needs now is some workable tracks eh. This is going to good when its done.
The Raider
The Raider
thedoog
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Posted: Friday, January 30, 2009 - 02:23 PM UTC
Wow, man--just simply amazing! Very inventive and imaginative in scope--it really looks tremendous!
This will certainly be worthy of a write-up in some periodical, or better yet, here on Armorama!
Why not do a feature article on it after you're finished?
Again, amazing work!
This will certainly be worthy of a write-up in some periodical, or better yet, here on Armorama!
Why not do a feature article on it after you're finished?
Again, amazing work!
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Posted: Friday, January 30, 2009 - 05:44 PM UTC
Hello Wolf,
this Jagd E-100, is not it the so called "Krokodil" (I am not sure)?
this Jagd E-100, is not it the so called "Krokodil" (I am not sure)?
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Saturday, January 31, 2009 - 05:45 PM UTC
Hey Guys
Thanks for the comments. The E 100 StuG is from New-Connection. If anyone is interested hear is their address, http://www.new-connection.de/ , Kit # 35250 , 89.00EUR.
I don’t now what the name the Germans would have called the E-100 Stug.
Hear are more pictures of the build. Interior is painted, main base coat of paint on the outside. I know yall are saying what the HELL Light Gary
Now to the story
This going to be a Snow Tiger
Thanks for the comments. The E 100 StuG is from New-Connection. If anyone is interested hear is their address, http://www.new-connection.de/ , Kit # 35250 , 89.00EUR.
I don’t now what the name the Germans would have called the E-100 Stug.
Hear are more pictures of the build. Interior is painted, main base coat of paint on the outside. I know yall are saying what the HELL Light Gary
Now to the story
This going to be a Snow Tiger
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Saturday, January 31, 2009 - 05:56 PM UTC
Hey Guys
Here are more pictures, and buy the way nothing is glued together yet, Yet to do all the ammo and put in the crew equipment in place
More to come
Wolf
Here are more pictures, and buy the way nothing is glued together yet, Yet to do all the ammo and put in the crew equipment in place
More to come
Wolf
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Sunday, February 01, 2009 - 07:22 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Cool Man. All it needs now is some workable tracks eh. This is going to good when its done.
The Raider
It sure would look good with some wider track eh. HA HA HA
Wolf
redraider
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Posted: Monday, February 02, 2009 - 04:20 AM UTC
Watch your mail box.
Raider
Raider
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Friday, February 06, 2009 - 08:56 PM UTC
He Guys
I finely got the track I have been waiting for. They were specially made for me. I made the master from the kit spare track links, and sent them to Terry Barrow. He is part-owner of Project Partners. They have a 3D printer and he does some fine work. The track is completely workable. It is made in a type of special plastic, it is a little brittle. But works well.
Here is a comparison of the stock track and the battle track. He made both of them.
If anyone would like a set of workable track for their DML or Trumpeter E-100 you can contact Terry Barrow.
Project Partners
1741 E. Ohio St.
Clinton, Mo 64735
USA
Phone: 660-885-9051
FAX: 660-885-9056
This is going to be a Snow Tiger (E-100 Supper Tiger lll)
Comments welcome
Wolf
I finely got the track I have been waiting for. They were specially made for me. I made the master from the kit spare track links, and sent them to Terry Barrow. He is part-owner of Project Partners. They have a 3D printer and he does some fine work. The track is completely workable. It is made in a type of special plastic, it is a little brittle. But works well.
Here is a comparison of the stock track and the battle track. He made both of them.
If anyone would like a set of workable track for their DML or Trumpeter E-100 you can contact Terry Barrow.
Project Partners
1741 E. Ohio St.
Clinton, Mo 64735
USA
Phone: 660-885-9051
FAX: 660-885-9056
This is going to be a Snow Tiger (E-100 Supper Tiger lll)
Comments welcome
Wolf
Griffon65
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Posted: Friday, February 06, 2009 - 09:47 PM UTC
Those super wide snow tracks are a brilliant idea mate! How wide are they now? 2 inches?
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Saturday, February 07, 2009 - 01:48 PM UTC
He Dean
They are 1-5/8” wide. Their only 3/8” wider. They make this beast look so much different. Well take more pictures.
Wolf
They are 1-5/8” wide. Their only 3/8” wider. They make this beast look so much different. Well take more pictures.
Wolf
Graywolfgang
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Posted: Saturday, February 07, 2009 - 07:48 PM UTC
Hey Guys
Getting close to the end.
The Snow Tiger is starting to take shape.
Special Snow Track has been installed. Waiting for the white nets and white tarps to be installed.
Comments welcome
Wolf
Getting close to the end.
The Snow Tiger is starting to take shape.
Special Snow Track has been installed. Waiting for the white nets and white tarps to be installed.
Comments welcome
Wolf