I'm currently making the panther G model Kaja made, but this video does such a good job showing more in depth how to assemble the lower hull and the gearbox which I'm very thankful for. Love your content!
Hello again, I gather there are some changes to this video and the parts that are to be printed, example at 14minutes 6 seconds in this video you are able to put your fingers in through the hatch and turn the mesh cover. this is not possible in the final print and also the mesh cover is different ?
I like this format where you do guest builder video. I know more work for you, but really enjoy seeing others' builds, esp in that side of world. Your vids are always excellent quality!
Thanks, man! Valuable feedback.👍 I also thought that this - making your own large scale 3D-printed tank with bought files - would make a nice compliment to my own scratch builds. Nice to hear it was appreciated! Martin provided me with great video material, so a lot easier than making my own build videos. 😊
Very nice build!! So the Cults3d files includes everything to build the tanks he has, minus the electronics of course. I really want to build after watching you for about a year or so. I know there’s kits out there but smaller scale. These 1/10th tanks are awesomely massive. Thanks for info!
Thank you! The manual is very informative and states everything you need, nuts, bolts, motors, servos, drive belts, ball bearings etc. The manual says 20T motors but I went with 55T instead. Its a fairly easy model to build. 👌
Thats a very good idea to make spacing between the gears and use belt to turn them👍by doing it like that u wont have much if any ware to the gears over time. Because i dont think the rubber belts r going to effect the plaste gears. Supper cool video and build
I have a couple of questions please, I am unable to work out what a "10x Classic mother" is or for that matter what "M3 - Mother 60x Classic" are and when I try and buy the motor drive belts they ask what length are the belts so so info on these items would be very much appreaciated. Other than these questions I am very impressed with the build quality. Cheers
Aloha! I have a Flashforge Adventurer 4 and an Anycubic Kobra Neo, which both worked almost 24/7 printing parts. It took 5 weeks to make it a complete functional tank. I used ca 7 kilo filament. I'm not sure how much it cost, but around 500-600 € with everything. Thank you for watching. 👌
What battery type are using and would recommend, Lopo or nicadd? I’ve almost finished printing my tank (maybe 100 0r so hours to go) and would like to know what you generally use?
Part 6 (belt wheel) is connected to the motor with two M3 screws and nuts. Or do you mean the PETG X-shaped thing? The part number is 8-2X PET-G and is found in the Gear section. Hope this helps. 👌
great built!! I have the files too, but they have to wait a bit as I am printing a SU-122 in 1/10. But tanks in this scale are quite big :D cool video again
I have almost completed the Panther but have come across a killer problem for me my 3d printer build volume is 256x256x256 and the last parts in the HULL section 21L and 22P are just that little bit too big for my printer and both being single STL files even althogh there is five panels in the file they cannot be seperated the issue is the gaps between four of the five panels are just that little bit to wide, does any one have these in seperate or single files ? They ar the panels that cover the tracks on each side it would be much appreciated .
Hi, you should be able to cut any part up in the printer slicer, and then just glue them together when they are done, but I'll ping in Martin since it's his build.
Aloha! I see now that the Panther and the JagdPanther don't have the same number on the hull parts. Is it the back wall or is it the engine deck? In the JagdPanther files you have a choice, there is a file for the complete part and there is a cut part with two files so you can print and glue them together. Or as Mr Wikander says, you can cut the part in the slicer. Hope this helps. 👌
Yeah, this is so cool! If you have the interest, I highly recommend investing in a 3D-printer. You don't need to know any CAD when the files are available, as in this case. Yes, it is a Cent, or Strv 105, that is coming together. 😊
This is awesome! 😎 Could you also give a link for that 3D printer please? Just found my next project😀 Are the bolts, screws, pulleys etc. supplied as part of the manual with links to buy?
Hi! The printer is an Anycubic Cobra Neo. As for the model, you have to get the hardware yourself, but it is listed in the manual what things you need. Thanks for watching!
Hi, this model is built by a friend of mine and the 3d-files is bought from Kaja18 over at Cults3D.com. Not sure what he I using for software. I draw my own models in FreeCad.
Hi! PLA is sensitive to heat and sun, so I'm trying to be careful when outside and keep the models in the shade when not driving. Best would probably be ASA, but it's more demanding to print. So far it works great, and I'm guessing that almost-solid track links is pretty sturdy, even in PLA+. PETG would also work, I'm sure. It's a bit more flexible and squeaky than PLA+.
Hey there, I am really trying to find an L3/33 RC Tankette but I cannot find it anywhere. Would making something like that even be possible?, since it is quite a small tank(ette)
That's a cool tank! Yes, I don't see why not. 🙂 A friend of mine made an awesome Universal Carrier in 1/6 scale, driven by a single 18 V electric drill and with tracks from a 1/16 Tiger. It's roughly the same size as an L3. Check out my other videos to see it in action.
Make a 3d printed comander that has the right skale for your hatch then put a motor on it and with a puch of a button the comander pops the hatch and comes up
@bilplaymo6121 Absolutely, just scale it in the 3d-printer's slicer program. It might require some modification to bearing holders, motor mounts, etc, but it's absolutely doable. Martin, who built the Jagdpanther, made a KV-2 in 1/6 from an upscaled 1/10. Check out his channel, @hagbergscorner, to see more!
Im building now a Leopard 2a4 in Scale 1:8 from Bauplan Master with materials: Urbanmaker PLA 120, ASA, PC and alu. Do you can give me some Tipps for gear components? Im the last from actually german people. Ampel Regierung goes to multi NAZI now. I can send some Pictures to you whit actually standing.
Hey, aren't you going to do it in scratch build anymore? Will it no longer be made out of wood and metal? Now will everything be done using a 3D printer? I got sad.
@@ateliedemaquetes.aereoenav4894 Hi! This is a model made by @hagbergscorner and he is doing tanks from scratch as well, using plywood and all kinds of material. Personally, I haven't made any fully 3D-printed tank, with the exception of the 1/16 fm21, but it is an east way to get into the hobby and therefore well worth its own video. Check out my latest video, an update of the 1/4 Renault AMR-35, it's definitely made of plywood. 😊
Mhh... Lots of ( IMHO ) odd choices how things were designed in this Build 🤔 ( coming from someone who designed and built his own 3D Printed Tank: ua-cam.com/video/l3_RcOU3zo0/v-deo.html 😁 ) @04:25 No reinforcing Screws acting as a Rebar going through the entire length of either of the 3D Printed Shafts be it the one for the Wheel or the Swing Arm itself ( also neither a Bearing or Bushing for the Swing Arm - Lets hope that Plastic on Plastic Action isn't going to haunt him some day 😏 ) @05:40 Kinda a missed opportunity with the upper and lower frontal Armor Plates to having the typical teethed/interlocking Box Joint design. @08:30 As with the Axles - I'd be having serious trust issues with only that flimsy 3D Printed Pin in the Side Walls holding onto that Suspension Rubber Band without it snapping - I'd also argue for Springs to be a better Longterm solution in general. Less of a Technical Gripe and more of a Dedication related one is the lack of any Surface Structuring ( imgur.com/hzUu2tB )... Would it be a bitch at that size? Hell yes, it totally would. But at the same time if you've gone through all the effort why not go a _little_ further by doing it adding SO MUCH more to the looks of the Model.
There are some questionable choices in the design but overall it's really good. The hooks comming out of the sides that holds the rubber band is one of those. The swing arms are strong enough. This is a very lightweight model. 😉
@@builtbyWikander Was there any reason why? I been looking at this for awhile and was literally about to pull the trigger on buying the files and then it's gone.. That really bites.
apakah kamu bisa membuat miniatur itu dengan bahan pipa pvc.? kalau anda tidak bisa, belajarlah dengan orang indonesia tanpa menggunakan mesin pencetak modern
Brilliant! Absolutely amazing!
Thank you. ❤ I'm working on a 1/10 JagdPanzer IV now.
Ngl, i also gotta print one out when im done with my current rc project
Sounds good! It's so cool that you can make a pretty large rc tank with just a little knowledge and a decent printer.
Made a rc 3D printed TOG II* this year at 1/16 th scale. It’s almost a meter long
Awesome! Imagine that in 1/6! 😄😄😄
I'm currently making the panther G model Kaja made, but this video does such a good job showing more in depth how to assemble the lower hull and the gearbox which I'm very thankful for. Love your content!
That's aweseome, best of luck with your build!
Thank you! 👌
Your friend did an amazing job on his 3D Beast! He shared it on the best place on UA-cam, your channel. Thanks for sharing it with everyone.
Thanks for the kind words! And yes, I agree, he did a great job. It ran completely without problem during our last meet.
Thank you sir.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this.
Anytime! 👌
Awsome stuff, great edit and driving video at end
Thank you sir! ❤
Riktigt Snygg projekt fungerar själv på något liknande 👍
OMG perfect opening
😁 Thanks!
A DREAMWORK😊
very beautiful realization bravo!
Thank you! 👌
Great looking model. I just ordered the Kaja18 Panzer IV files to print. For sure I'll print the small details using my resin printer instead of FDM.
Awesome! Sounds like a great idea, best of luck with your build!
Just amazing! awesome project!!
Thank you!
Thank you! 😉
you definitely do some amazing work
Thanks a lot!
Thank you! 😉
Cool build, nice video. Thanks.
Thank you sir!
Amazing iloce rc tank and 3d print nice job
Thank you!
Förhelvette Erik. Super great job 😃👍
Tack Klaus! Ses i september!
Tack Klaus! 😉
Hello again, I gather there are some changes to this video and the parts that are to be printed, example at 14minutes 6 seconds in this video you are able to put your fingers in through the hatch and turn the mesh cover. this is not possible in the final print and also the mesh cover is different ?
Yes, I've done some modifications. The mesh is an aluminium net I found at an auto supply. 👌
I like this format where you do guest builder video. I know more work for you, but really enjoy seeing others' builds, esp in that side of world. Your vids are always excellent quality!
Thanks, man! Valuable feedback.👍 I also thought that this - making your own large scale 3D-printed tank with bought files - would make a nice compliment to my own scratch builds. Nice to hear it was appreciated! Martin provided me with great video material, so a lot easier than making my own build videos. 😊
Yes I bought the file but haven't seen one made. Nice to see some details, esp gear box. Thanks!
@@robertmorey4104 Glad we could give a virtual kick in the rear to build your own. 😂
Damn it legit looks like an Afrika Korps Jagdpanther!
Thank you sir! ❤
Muito bom, gostei de mais, meu modelo de tanque favorito
Very nice build!! So the Cults3d files includes everything to build the tanks he has, minus the electronics of course. I really want to build after watching you for about a year or so. I know there’s kits out there but smaller scale. These 1/10th tanks are awesomely massive. Thanks for info!
Correct! I also think it includes instructions to what hardware and motors you need.
Thank you! The manual is very informative and states everything you need, nuts, bolts, motors, servos, drive belts, ball bearings etc. The manual says 20T motors but I went with 55T instead. Its a fairly easy model to build. 👌
very nice video about the construction. It looks great. And thanks😊
Thank you sir! 👌
Wow, ser fram emot att få se nästa tank😁
Superb model, heck of a lot of printing, must have taken a long time. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you sir! It took 5 weeks with two 3d-printers going almost 24/7.
@@slowshop wow that IS a lot of printing. But well worth it.
German tank german problems 😂 now fr very cool tank love it ❤
Very nice
Really nice project, what motors and controller could I use?
Aloha! In this JagdPanther I used 540 55T motors and Hobbywing 60A esc.
@@Hagbergscorner thanks I'm looking to print my own model
@@shiro_v1424 Have fun. It's a beautiful model and easy to print. 👌 What size printer do you have?
Cool Jagdpanther kompis
Tackar! 👌😉😊
You have done a fantastic job. 👏👏
Thank you sir! 👌
Eres un genio enhorabuena por el modelo tienes una bonita colección. Enhorabuena
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Un saludo
Thank you sir! 👌
Great job 👍🏽
Thank you! 👌
Thats a very good idea to make spacing between the gears and use belt to turn them👍by doing it like that u wont have much if any ware to the gears over time. Because i dont think the rubber belts r going to effect the plaste gears. Supper cool video and build
I've been driven a couple of charges now and the belt wheels still looks like new. 👌
Cool 😊
I enjoyed this video because model is fantastic. Currently I'm also creating a 3D printed model of GAZ71 in 1/10 scale
Thank you! Let us know where we can get files for the GAZ when you're ready. 😊
I have a couple of questions please, I am unable to work out what a "10x Classic mother" is or for that matter what "M3 - Mother 60x Classic" are and when I try and buy the motor drive belts they ask what length are the belts so so info on these items would be very much appreaciated. Other than these questions I am very impressed with the build quality. Cheers
Classic mother is just a regular nut. 😉 My manual says the exact length of the belts. I have a spare kit at home so I'll check tonight.
The belts are 2 60XL037 and 4 70XL037 for a complete set.
Thank you
@@Hagbergscorner
he's such a funny man I like it
He is! 😄
What for layer height are you printing at? Can you please share a peak preview of the Jagdpanzer? Great models keep up the great work.
Thank you. I have 0.1-0.12 on details and 0.16-0.18 on other things (Hull for example) JagdPanzer IV is on its way. 👌 Coming on the Wikander channel.
I use also esun pla+ what’s your print temp?
@dutchtank1980 Nozzle 210°C and 50°C on the build plate. I've since that lower the nozzle temp a little and it still prints fine. 👌
And how do you smooth the layer lines? Sanding or with putty?
@dutchtank1980 Both. Sant, putty, sand. 😄
What printer did you use how long did it take you to print it and last how much did it cost ???????
Aloha! I have a Flashforge Adventurer 4 and an Anycubic Kobra Neo, which both worked almost 24/7 printing parts. It took 5 weeks to make it a complete functional tank. I used ca 7 kilo filament. I'm not sure how much it cost, but around 500-600 € with everything.
Thank you for watching. 👌
Great job! I'm building the KT from the same guy. How did you smooth out the surface on the 3d printed parts?
Aloha. I use spray filler and sanding the surface smooth.
Would you be able to do a tutorial on modeling a track shoe and a sprocket on FreeCAD?
Yeah, I have actually thought about that🙂
What battery type are using and would recommend, Lopo or nicadd? I’ve almost finished printing my tank (maybe 100 0r so hours to go) and would like to know what you generally use?
I'm remaking old power tool batteries. I have a video on my channel of how I build them.
@@Hagbergscornerthanks for the reply 👍
@@chriswaldron2617 Any time. 👍
Sorry to be a pain but I have not been able to find the part that allows the electric motor(s)to connect to and drive part 6 in the gears section
Part 6 (belt wheel) is connected to the motor with two M3 screws and nuts. Or do you mean the PETG X-shaped thing? The part number is 8-2X PET-G and is found in the Gear section. Hope this helps. 👌
Thank you
@@Hagbergscorner
great built!! I have the files too, but they have to wait a bit as I am printing a SU-122 in 1/10. But tanks in this scale are quite big :D
cool video again
They are! And it's so cool that you can do it yourself now. 💪 Good luck with your prints!
Thank you! I'd love to see the SU-122
I have almost completed the Panther but have come across a killer problem for me my 3d printer build volume is 256x256x256 and the last parts in the HULL section 21L and 22P are just that little bit too big for my printer and both being single STL files even althogh there is five panels in the file they cannot be seperated the issue is the gaps between four of the five panels are just that little bit to wide, does any one have these in seperate or single files ? They ar the panels that cover the tracks on each side it would be much appreciated .
Hi, you should be able to cut any part up in the printer slicer, and then just glue them together when they are done, but I'll ping in Martin since it's his build.
Aloha! I see now that the Panther and the JagdPanther don't have the same number on the hull parts. Is it the back wall or is it the engine deck? In the JagdPanther files you have a choice, there is a file for the complete part and there is a cut part with two files so you can print and glue them together. Or as Mr Wikander says, you can cut the part in the slicer. Hope this helps. 👌
Orca slicer best
What an amazing model! 😊
Those bearings are cute; what sort are those? I only know about the big bulky skate-type bearings
Thank you Lord. 😊 You can buy ball-bearing by size. It's inner diameter, outer diameter and width. Ex: 24x46x11.
Painting?😮😊
Painting is done.
ua-cam.com/video/PevA8VweC-s/v-deo.htmlsi=Uz3O_SFrpHlKU428
Impressive as Always. Nice format btw. Keep doing cool stuff man! Greetings grom France. Your french mate ! 😁🇨🇵
Viva la France! You are going to love my next build. 😉
Thanks for watching! 🇫🇷
That’s very cool, I wish I had the skill of 3d printing, excellent stuff, and your stuff is great too! Do I see a centurion on the bench 😊
Yeah, this is so cool! If you have the interest, I highly recommend investing in a 3D-printer. You don't need to know any CAD when the files are available, as in this case.
Yes, it is a Cent, or Strv 105, that is coming together. 😊
@@builtbyWikander beautiful 👍👍
Excellent ;)
Thank you 👌
I see where some parts are printed in PETG, but is PLA for most of the model?
Yeah, he used PLA+ from eSun for most parts, I think.
Yep, PLA+ from esun in everything except for some parts in the transmissions that is PETG.
@@slowshop Just the answer I was looking for. First I have to get a printer, then I can print;build this beast 👍
@@chriswaldron2617 A good printer doesn't cost a fortune anymore. Have fun building, mate. 👌
This is awesome! 😎 Could you also give a link for that 3D printer please? Just found my next project😀 Are the bolts, screws, pulleys etc. supplied as part of the manual with links to buy?
Hi! The printer is an Anycubic Cobra Neo. As for the model, you have to get the hardware yourself, but it is listed in the manual what things you need. Thanks for watching!
hello,
how do you model these pieces? Is it on fusion 360 or on another platform? and how do you make it perfect?
thanks..
Hi, this model is built by a friend of mine and the 3d-files is bought from Kaja18 over at Cults3D.com. Not sure what he I using for software.
I draw my own models in FreeCad.
Great works 👍 , i wish someday you make 1/10 King Tiger or Jagdtiger
I'm currently working on another German JagdPanzer now. Video is coming in the future. 😊
@@slowshopthats great , is it Jagdpanzer IV in 1/10 ?
@@stevenharsono9911 it sure is! 😉
With the tank seeing lots of UV light, would you print it all in PETG? Asking as I’m about to buy a 3D printer just so I can make this.
Hi! PLA is sensitive to heat and sun, so I'm trying to be careful when outside and keep the models in the shade when not driving. Best would probably be ASA, but it's more demanding to print. So far it works great, and I'm guessing that almost-solid track links is pretty sturdy, even in PLA+. PETG would also work, I'm sure. It's a bit more flexible and squeaky than PLA+.
Hey there, I am really trying to find an L3/33 RC Tankette but I cannot find it anywhere. Would making something like that even be possible?, since it is quite a small tank(ette)
That's a cool tank! Yes, I don't see why not. 🙂 A friend of mine made an awesome Universal Carrier in 1/6 scale, driven by a single 18 V electric drill and with tracks from a 1/16 Tiger. It's roughly the same size as an L3. Check out my other videos to see it in action.
Make a 3d printed comander that has the right skale for your hatch then put a motor on it and with a puch of a button the comander pops the hatch and comes up
Du bist der Panzer Zauberer von OZ😊
Vielen dank. 😊
No stupid question, but just mine lol : please is it possible to print it at 1/6 scale ? and 1/32 ? so beautiful baby !! ; )
@bilplaymo6121 Absolutely, just scale it in the 3d-printer's slicer program. It might require some modification to bearing holders, motor mounts, etc, but it's absolutely doable. Martin, who built the Jagdpanther, made a KV-2 in 1/6 from an upscaled 1/10. Check out his channel, @hagbergscorner, to see more!
Здравствуйте, отличные модели танков. В какой программе создаете 3д модели?
Hi, this model is made by a friend of mine. He bought the 3D-files from Cults 3D, link in description.
I use FreeCad when I design my models.
Not the Anycubic, no. But your work is super. Respectly.
The Anycubic worked great all along this project. 👌
OK, when it is so. You be a good worker.
Im building now a Leopard 2a4 in Scale 1:8 from Bauplan Master with materials: Urbanmaker PLA 120, ASA, PC and alu. Do you can give me some Tipps for gear components? Im the last from actually german people. Ampel Regierung goes to multi NAZI now. I can send some Pictures to you whit actually standing.
@@sebbi2018 Great model. 👌 I think you can fit two power drills in that one. Check out Built by Wikanders "How to build" -series for tips and tricks.
Cult's page not working
Thank you, it should be fixed now!
If it was 9 tenths bigger, It'll be a tiny older me
The links in the description dont work. Do you have link to your friends channel please?
Sorry, it should work now! Thanks for watching!
@@builtbyWikander sorry still not :-(
@@tamasdohy1146 Really? It works for me now, on two phones... but do a search for Slowshop & Custom and you should find him!
@@builtbyWikander thank you!
Hey, aren't you going to do it in scratch build anymore? Will it no longer be made out of wood and metal? Now will everything be done using a 3D printer? I got sad.
@@ateliedemaquetes.aereoenav4894 Hi! This is a model made by @hagbergscorner and he is doing tanks from scratch as well, using plywood and all kinds of material. Personally, I haven't made any fully 3D-printed tank, with the exception of the 1/16 fm21, but it is an east way to get into the hobby and therefore well worth its own video. Check out my latest video, an update of the 1/4 Renault AMR-35, it's definitely made of plywood. 😊
I´m sorry I made you sad.
Media offline :)
Yeah, check the info - sorry about that.
@@builtbyWikander it's ok) just one funny moment)
What is the estimated print time?
I have 2 printers, and all was printed in 5 weeks. I use 0.1 layer height on details and 0.14-0.18 on the other parts. 👌
How much 3D print cost?
The stl files is ~$20 and I think it takes 6-8 kilos of filament. Even with the 3d-printer itself I'm still under $1000 including everything.
Hello. I want to buy M48A3 in 1/16 scale
Mhh... Lots of ( IMHO ) odd choices how things were designed in this Build 🤔 ( coming from someone who designed and built his own 3D Printed Tank: ua-cam.com/video/l3_RcOU3zo0/v-deo.html 😁 )
@04:25 No reinforcing Screws acting as a Rebar going through the entire length of either of the 3D Printed Shafts be it the one for the Wheel or the Swing Arm itself ( also neither a Bearing or Bushing for the Swing Arm - Lets hope that Plastic on Plastic Action isn't going to haunt him some day 😏 )
@05:40 Kinda a missed opportunity with the upper and lower frontal Armor Plates to having the typical teethed/interlocking Box Joint design.
@08:30 As with the Axles - I'd be having serious trust issues with only that flimsy 3D Printed Pin in the Side Walls holding onto that Suspension Rubber Band without it snapping - I'd also argue for Springs to be a better Longterm solution in general.
Less of a Technical Gripe and more of a Dedication related one is the lack of any Surface Structuring ( imgur.com/hzUu2tB )... Would it be a bitch at that size? Hell yes, it totally would. But at the same time if you've gone through all the effort why not go a _little_ further by doing it adding SO MUCH more to the looks of the Model.
There are some questionable choices in the design but overall it's really good. The hooks comming out of the sides that holds the rubber band is one of those. The swing arms are strong enough. This is a very lightweight model. 😉
A resin printer is better for prints with small details as your filament printer. But very nice model
I was looking into doing this but the author took down all of their models... What gives!??
Hi, apparently he had to take his work down. Hopefully it will be back again.
@@builtbyWikander Was there any reason why? I been looking at this for awhile and was literally about to pull the trigger on buying the files and then it's gone.. That really bites.
All the models are now back. 👌
Please somebody make 1/10 scale RC tanks as a viable but still fairly affordable option to 1/16 RC tanks ! PLEASE 🙏
If you have a 3D-printer, you have exactly that right here. 🙂
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apakah kamu bisa membuat miniatur itu dengan bahan pipa pvc.? kalau anda tidak bisa, belajarlah dengan orang indonesia
tanpa menggunakan mesin pencetak modern
Why?
@@Hagbergscorner translate indonesia to english
@@tropischstudioI did. 😉