1/32 Deutz-(ish) Gas Mech (Using Bmann Davenport)

[marc_reusser]

Hey...why does my thread end up with all the Ass jokes??!! 

Move over.....here comes my ticket to the corner......

A proctologist just finished examining a patient and said "Good-bye Mr.
Smith, see you next week".  The nurse walks in a few minutes later and
has a form for the Proctologist to sign.  The nurse sees that he is
trying to write with his rectal thermometer and informs the doctor of his
mistake.....He exclaims "Oh man, some asshole stole my pen!"

MR

[Mr Potato Head]

This is the best forum around, all it needs is sound!
A nice vaudevillian rim shot would be perfect!


Gil
Going back to the corner, could the next person bring some snacks

[lab-dad]

Marc, I dont think scratching a seat (pun intended) would be a big deal.
Draw it up, paste it to a piece of brass, drill and punch?
-Marty
if you do draw one up could I get a copy?

[RoughboyModelworks]

Russ... I think you need to build a bigger corner 

Paul

[finescalerr]

The way things are going, I think the whole website is the corner! -- Russ

[Mr Potato Head]

At least while all the other forums are counting rivets and planing the end of the world!
We are having fun!
Here's to a bigger corner! woo hoo
don't forget the chips and dip 
Gil
Mr Potato Head

[Franck Tavernier]

Wow guy's, you're right, what nonsense!

The real thing...



The rivet is smaller, wow, macro photo is unforgivable  

@ Marc, the photo etched from Part is for 1:35 scale Marder III, this type of seat was standard, so it's the good size...

@ Nick, the set from Part cost $16.60, and you are right, it is expensive for a seat only!  But in the set you find two seat  and a lot of things that can be used for us, for example, toolbox, tools, tools clamps, etc..

Franck

[Franck Tavernier]

Marc, I dont think scratching a seat (pun intended) would be a big deal.
Draw it up, paste it to a piece of brass, drill and punch?
-Marty
if you do draw one up could I get a copy?

Marty, I scratched build the seat on my model, like this...

If you want I can send you the Autocad file...



Franck

[marc_reusser]

Franck,

Superbe!

Si ce n'est pas un problème plaît écrivez-moi une copie aussi bien (de préférence vers le bas enregistré pour ACAD-2002 ou 2003.)

Merci.


Marc

[RoughboyModelworks]

Franck:

Moi aussi, s'il vous plait. Je suis désolé, mon français n'est plus ce qu'elle était, mais si c'est pas un problème, J'aimerais recevoir une copie du fichier est trop. Merci...

Paul

[Marc988]

No clue what the other guys are talking about     .......  but can I get a copy of the autocad file too ??

Thanks,
Marc B

[shropshire lad]

Wow guy's, you're right, what nonsense!

The real thing...



The rivet is smaller, wow, macro photo is unforgivable  

@ Marc, the photo etched from Part is for 1:35 scale Marder III, this type of seat was standard, so it's the good size...

@ Nick, the set from Part cost $16.60, and you are right, it is expensive for a seat only!  But in the set you find two seat  and a lot of things that can be used for us, for example, toolbox, tools, tools clamps, etc..

Franck

  Franck ,

  Did you say who makes the Marder III photo etch parts , I can't see if you did in your posts ? Or am I being blind ?

  I'm afraid I have taken the easy/cop out option and bought my locos from my new best friend Bernard Snoodyk . I let him worry about where he gets the seats from !

  I'm sorry my French isn't up to the standard of those other two Smartie Pants . I shall endeavour to do better in future ,

   Nick

[lab-dad]

from Steve Martin "what happened, what happened? He spoke French!!!"

Thanks for the picture Frank! the cad file would do me no good I just saved the jpg.
How big is a "tractor seat"?
I saved the image and printed it out, but it is too large.
Do you have a dimension so I can scale it to print the right size?
May be center line to center line?

-Marty

[jacq01]

  Marty,

  measure the width of your bottom and superimpose it ( in scale  ) over the drawing.  That way it always fit.

  Jacq

[shropshire lad]

  Marty,

  measure the width of your bottom and superimpose it ( in scale  ) over the drawing.  That way it always fit.

  Jacq

  Jacq ,

   Should he do the measuring before or after Christmas ? Because the measurements are bound to be different !

   Nick