Hi

It may be a long shot, but maybe someone has a few images of how the cab is attached to the lower hull. I have searched the web and a few other sources but no luck so far. I am currently scratchbuilding the vehicle but a few areas remain a little grey.

Regards
Andy

Try looking here

http://photo.qip.ru/users/coast70/150432347/

http://walkarounds.scalemodels.ru/v/walkarounds/land_vehicles/at-t-25/


And let them see your model!

Cheers

Hi Mauro

Thanks ever so much, some great pics there. They are useful for external details, but i was wanting more the guts of the vehicle. The winch assembly, engine compartment, cab interior pics, and how the cab is attached to the hull. I am doin quite a stripped vehicle with engine [Hood/bonnet] covers off and the seats removed revealing the partly stripped engine trans etc.

Regards
Andy

I'll try to search more reference anyway

I'm sure you're going to do a stunning build

Some engineer variants have been based on the AT-T chassis. Maybe these walkarounds are worth a look, for the cab at least (keeping in mind there may be one or two extra levers ) ? :

http://www.z827.narod.ru/Photos/Gal204/gal204e.htm

http://www.fotovalkirumodelism.com/page.php?page=408

http://www.bmz.ru/way/rabota2.htm

HTH

Frenchy

Cab interior drawing :



HTH

Frenchy

Here's a nicely rusted one :



Full size



Full size

Frenchy

At you risk Andy...here some rapidshare files

http://modelfan.ru/102-bronekollekciya-052005-artillerijskie-tyagachi.html


http://www.armourbook.com/2008/04/26/instrukcija_ottm_i_ott_att_voen_izdat_m.1964g.html

http://www.armourbook.com/bronetechnic/34245-artillerijskie-tyagachi-at-l-at-s-at-t.html

here some othe references

http://www.sgvavia.ru/_fr/0/3021493.jpg

http://www.techstory.ru/exco_mn/mdk2_att.htm

http://www.technic-memorial.narod.ru/AT-T/AT-T.htm


it seems as if there are LOTS of references about the АТ-Л, few about the AT-T

Thanks guys

I appreciate your input with ref etc, found it really difficult to find much in the way of interior engine compartment pics etc. Hopefully a BAT-M is at the war and peace show in july here in the UK, maybe a chance to get those all importnat photos. i will post some progress pics soon.

Regards
Andy

I have been lucky enough to see one of these in real life! In Lithuania, near a train station there was one painted in the exact colourscheme as the rusted up one above. At first I thought it was some hillbilly conversion of a civilian truck and a T-34 tank lol. It actually looks really impressive. Pretty interesting subject for a scratchbuild.

good luck!

Another walkaround

http://litnik.in.ua/bronetechnika/bistrochodnaya-transheynaya-mashina-btm-3-na-baze-tyagacha-at-t-walkaround-ot-bamsa.html

Hi guys

Here are a few images of my progress so far, a full article will hopefully appear in a future issue of AFV Modeller.
Thanks for your help with images and links to walkrounds.







Regards
Andy

As I imagined
An amazing job

andy did you finish this ? cracking work

Hello Andy

Why do not you build on this model? The beginning you made is very good. Build at the moment the BAT-1, Augangsmodell is the kit of the company Trumpeter AT-T. Have a total building report on the website of panzer35, many times help you there my set pictures for your construction. Wish you many farms.

Best regards LKWMAN

Here are two pictures of the model

Here are two new photos, it may be possible that I open on this topic a new post

Koch, what is the equipment in the rear cargo compartment? Looks to be an electric generator??? If so, is it driven off the vehicle engine or does it have its own engine.


Andy, you're a better man than me for doing this scratch conversion. I have often thought hey; take the right tank chassis, cut a cab in half, scratch build a wide sloped hood. Fortunately Trumpy is doing it for us but hey, I am always gonna wish I had done it your way!

Kudos on a job well started!

No, this component has nothing to do with an electrical generator. This is the winch for the operation of the dozer blade. In addition, this device is used to adjust the blade to the side. The vehicle is powered by the armored engine W-12. But will not show any more photos on this topic in this post, just wanted to help the opener of this contribution. Become a forum here.

I understand. Thank you however, for sharing the answers to my questions.