Pickelhaube's Small Stuff Replacement Blades for Helos

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Pickelhaube's Small Stuff Replacement Blades for Helos

Post by pickelhaube » Thu Apr 09, 2009 1:38 pm

Hey Guys,

I have made a bunch of small stuff for other guys here is one of them , a 9 inch section of a Panzer Mk-IV track. I can also make them in black resin.
They can be used on the panzer of course and I have afew pics of them on Shermans.

9" section cast in white resin. $7 + shipping

9" section cast in black resin $9 + shipping.

I will be posting more tiny stuff in the future. I will try and keep this post for tiny stuff only.

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Here is my Big Stuff post.
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Post by exether_mega » Thu Apr 09, 2009 2:08 pm

If you do some Sherman spare tracks, let me know. My Firefly will need some against those mighty tigers 88 :wink:

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Post by pickelhaube » Thu Apr 09, 2009 3:11 pm

exether_mega wrote:If you do some Sherman spare tracks, let me know. My Firefly will need some against those mighty tigers 88 :wink:

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Hey Phil,

I can do the Shermy track when I do the Firefly no problem. But it was a Fiefly that I saw the Panzer tracks on. :wink:
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Post by exether_mega » Thu Apr 09, 2009 3:24 pm

pickelhaube wrote:
exether_mega wrote:If you do some Sherman spare tracks, let me know. My Firefly will need some against those mighty tigers 88 :wink:

phil
Hey Phil,

I can do the Shermy track when I do the Firefly no problem. But it was a Fiefly that I saw the Panzer tracks on. :wink:
I know but I would like to do a classic one with british extra armor :wink:

BTW, some M-10 had some extra tracks on the front hull too. Cool looking :D

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Post by 1958Zelda » Thu Apr 09, 2009 4:09 pm

pickelhaube,how bout casting german gas cans,I would like about 50.

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Post by pickelhaube » Thu Apr 09, 2009 4:30 pm

1958Zelda wrote:pickelhaube,how bout casting german gas cans,I would like about 50.
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Post by cranedriver » Thu Apr 09, 2009 7:27 pm

LOL

Don't back up now!!

I could use some Sherman Track sections and I am in current need of the spare track sections that came on the 1/18 Panther if you cast them.
Is that you John Wayne, this is me!!

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Post by pickelhaube » Thu Apr 09, 2009 8:10 pm

cranedriver wrote:LOL

Don't back up now!!

I could use some Sherman Track sections and I am in current need of the spare track sections that came on the 1/18 Panther if you cast them.

Crane man,
This can be done :wink:

Zelda,
Are you kidding ? or do you want that many jerry cans ?
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Post by 1958Zelda » Thu Apr 09, 2009 9:48 pm

Yes,50 to start.

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Post by pickelhaube » Fri Apr 10, 2009 12:11 pm

I can do the German jerry cans for $2.50 each . For 50 we can make a deal :wink:

Spare Panther track links that go on the side $10 for a set. I think there are six of them.

I am also getting back my Tommy hats from the Hun. I sent him the master way back when.... 1/18 scale Tommy hats $3 each. I will have pics up for the Tommy hat hopefully by Wendsday.
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Post by Razor17019 » Fri Apr 10, 2009 12:21 pm

pickelhaube wrote:I can do the jerry can I would say $2.50 with 50 we can make a deal

Spare panther track links that go on the side $10 for a set.

I am also getting back my Tommy hats from the Hun. I sent him the master way back when.... 1/18 scale Tommy hats $3 each. I will have pics up for the Tommy hat hopefully by Wendsday.
I would be up for some Tommy helmets.
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Post by aferguson » Fri Apr 10, 2009 1:38 pm

how come a big bulky jerry can is $2.50 and a little british helmet is $3?


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Post by pickelhaube » Fri Apr 10, 2009 2:43 pm

aferguson wrote:how come a big bulky jerry can is $2.50 and a little british helmet is $3?


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Well don't let .50 cents be a deal breaker. One is the size of a dime the other (jerry can) can fit on a tea spoon. They both will take a 2 part mold. The jerry can seem to be popular the Tommy hat not so. If there is a volume need we can talk.

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Post by aferguson » Fri Apr 10, 2009 3:26 pm

heheh......british helmets are something i've been wanting for years. I tried to get buildarama to make them a long time ago, to no avail.

I have a volume need of 10. Name your very best price.


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Post by flayrah » Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:16 pm

I'd be interesed in a few Tommy helmets, but not as a big volume buyer, just adding to the overall interest. :)

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Post by usmcchet9296 » Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:16 pm

How about individual tiger 1 track links
the ones that came with the 21c one are all wrong
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Post by pickelhaube » Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:34 pm

usmcchet9296 wrote:How about individual tiger 1 track links
the ones that came with the 21c one are all wrong
They are actually right for an earlier Tiger. But 21st made the late model. The Germans being frugal used everything that they had. So I would think that they used the older tracks on the newer tanks if they had to. The Fov tracks would be better on the 21st Tiger but they do not mesh with the main drive sprocket. I do not think that I would do a set of indivisual track links for the Tiger. That would be a crazy amount of work for the pay off..

But I can cast the FOV track links and you can put them on your 21st Tiger. Of course they would be static and not move or turn.
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Post by pickelhaube » Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:35 pm

Egads .

The dreaded double post. :evil:
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Post by usmcchet9296 » Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:39 pm

pickelhaube wrote:
usmcchet9296 wrote:How about individual tiger 1 track links
the ones that came with the 21c one are all wrong
They are actually right for an earlier Tiger. But 21st made the late model. The Germans being frugal used everything that they had. So I would think that they used the older tracks on the newer tanks if they had to. The Fov tracks would be better on the 21st Tiger but they do not mesh with the main drive sprocket. I do not think that I would do a set of indivisual track links for the Tiger. That would be a crazy amount of work for the pay off..

But I can cast the FOV track links and you can put them on your 21st Tiger. Of course they would be static and not move or turn.
Thats what im looking for
replacing the ones on the turret
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Post by pickelhaube » Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:44 pm

usmcchet9296 wrote:
pickelhaube wrote: They are actually right for an earlier Tiger. But 21st made the late model. The Germans being frugal used everything that they had. So I would think that they used the older tracks on the newer tanks if they had to. The Fov tracks would be better on the 21st Tiger but they do not mesh with the main drive sprocket. I do not think that I would do a set of indivisual track links for the Tiger. That would be a crazy amount of work for the pay off..

But I can cast the FOV track links and you can put them on your 21st Tiger. Of course they would be static and not move or turn.
Thats what im looking for
replacing the ones on the turret
Oh yeah they look like poh pooh. Let me look into it and I will see what I can do. Maybe I can pour a length of FOV track and see if it looks better. I think that it will look better using th FOV.
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Post by pickelhaube » Mon Apr 13, 2009 9:03 pm

USMC Chet,

I looked at the FOV tracks and the back side of them are plainer than 21st's. I could do a bang up job of remaking the tracks to hang on the side of the Tiger turret but for $10-$15 per set it may not be worth it to do. Unless I had quite a few orders.

It can be done. I would say that it will take about 4 hrs to make the master. 3 hrs to make the mould. I hr to cast it if I do a section. Or the same amount of time to do a link then multiplied for each link.

So If I had one order of the side track links. It would take about 10 hrs plus to make a set from start to finish. For $10-$15 again it may not be worth it. Now if I had an order of 20 or so it would be worth it.

But if I copy something it would be a lot easier.

If anybody else would be interested in them let me know.
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Post by pickelhaube » Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:28 pm

How many times have you cried yourself to sleep wishing that some one would make a British style helmet in 1/18 scale. ?


Finally my British and Early US helmet is ready for production .

They are the only Britsh style helmet that I know of on the planet in 1/18 scale :D :D :D

These were made about 4 years ago by me. I made them out of a 2 part plastic putty and sculpted them by hand. They are scaled to 1/18. Not 1/16 :wink:
If interested PM me.

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Post by aferguson » Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:52 pm

i'll take 10 big guy.


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Post by Fritzkrieg » Sat Apr 18, 2009 7:15 am

Put me down for some of the British Helmets.

Are the tracks flexable enough to wrap around curved surfaces, like a Sherman Turret?

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Post by pickelhaube » Sat Apr 18, 2009 8:58 am

Fritzkrieg wrote:Put me down for some of the British Helmets.

Are the tracks flexable enough to wrap around curved surfaces, like a Sherman Turret?
Hey Fritz,

No the tracks are semi rigid. I can make the tracks rounded to fit around the ideler and main drive. I think. When I made them the consigner wanted just the strait sections because he was going to use the original tracks and put sag on them and he used these on the ground section. They were basicly used as fillers.

If there is interest in the FULL tracks that can go all the way around let me know.

Fritz you can PM me on the helmets and we can get things going :wink:

They will bend around a Sherman turret. A little hot water soak will make it easier. I wonder if that will work to bend around a ideler ?

I will check it out.
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