I’m not an expert but remaking a BMP1 to a fully functional Pz3 is way more work then what these guys can do in the forest. They size was correct with a Pz3 and they said it was real one so it’s good enough for me.
That is a panzer 3. The sproket and track are not. Given that the wheels and suspension are all panzer 3. It is most likely that they either did not have the original sprockets or did not have them in running order (which might explain why the vehicle survived the war in the first place) so they were replaced with a BMP sprocket, and tracks to make the vehicle a runner.
@@JimmysHobbyCorner This is replica, based on BMP-1 (vehicle was cut up so that it could be assembled later taking into account the dimensions and proportions of the Pz.III Ausf.J).
@@rileyernst9086 are you serious? Original pz3 is extremely rare vehicle. I re-watch video closely and almost whole tank chassis is from BMP1 (tension wheel is slightly changed), also tank track is from BMP1. Details on tank body are very rough and not functional, only for show. Turret with wobbling gun is best example of that. This is so obvious, I don't understand how someone can think about it as real WW2 exemplar. But don't get me wrong, it is very good replica, I appreciate the work they put into it. But even better replicas exists, for example one from PanzerFabrik.
Very cool tank and video. Thanks for sharing this.
Your welcome 💪
Надо сьездить посмотреть на эти танки. У ребят реально интересная коллекция танков и самоходок на ходу.
И недалеко, другой конец Санкт-Петербурга..
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great mock-up, almost like real Pz3 - looks like BMP1 was used as base vehicle, very similar tank chassis with 6 wheels and front sprocket wheel...
I’m not an expert but remaking a BMP1 to a fully functional Pz3 is way more work then what these guys can do in the forest. They size was correct with a Pz3 and they said it was real one so it’s good enough for me.
That is a panzer 3. The sproket and track are not. Given that the wheels and suspension are all panzer 3. It is most likely that they either did not have the original sprockets or did not have them in running order (which might explain why the vehicle survived the war in the first place) so they were replaced with a BMP sprocket, and tracks to make the vehicle a runner.
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@@JimmysHobbyCorner This is replica, based on BMP-1 (vehicle was cut up so that it could be assembled later taking into account the dimensions and proportions of the Pz.III Ausf.J).
@@rileyernst9086 are you serious? Original pz3 is extremely rare vehicle.
I re-watch video closely and almost whole tank chassis is from BMP1 (tension wheel is slightly changed), also tank track is from BMP1. Details on tank body are very rough and not functional, only for show. Turret with wobbling gun is best example of that. This is so obvious, I don't understand how someone can think about it as real WW2 exemplar.
But don't get me wrong, it is very good replica, I appreciate the work they put into it. But even better replicas exists, for example one from PanzerFabrik.
Imagine one Pz3 in 1/6 scale 😊
Yes. When my 1/10 scale is done I’m thinking about 1/6 scale but might need a better manual.
Does anybody know what type of engine is in it? Cuz I don't think that this is how the HL sounds like
They said it was original and renovated engine.
@@JimmysHobbyCorner Okey, thank you!
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Ppl keep saying that
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