Identifying parts used for the escape hatch of Sariel's Tiger XL model

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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's Tiger XL in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image that stands in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's Tiger XL in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image that stands in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's Tiger XL in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image that stands in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



build photo






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I am working on a similar model of Sariel's Tiger XL in prep for my own designs of a few other German WW2 tanks, and need some help identifying a part or two.



Does anyone know what the two parts are on the left image that stands in for the escape hatch? One looks like a spanner, and the other one is behind it and circular.



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First three from what we can see...



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  1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

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  1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

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  1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

Last two hidden from view...



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  1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 round holed studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.



+++++++ Revisionist Update +++++++



enter image description here



I decided to make a possible build. In this possibility there is only one holed 1x1 stud, and a hidden hole-less 1x1 plate...



Note: LEGO Digital Draw program doesn't seem to have the shorter flex cable in its library.






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  • Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
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This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




  • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

Technic Disk 3 x 3




  • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

Bar 1 x 3



  • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

Hose, Rigid 3mm






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    First three from what we can see...



    enter image description here




    1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

    enter image description here




    1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

    enter image description here




    1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

    Last two hidden from view...



    enter image description here




    1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

    I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 round holed studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.



    +++++++ Revisionist Update +++++++



    enter image description here



    I decided to make a possible build. In this possibility there is only one holed 1x1 stud, and a hidden hole-less 1x1 plate...



    Note: LEGO Digital Draw program doesn't seem to have the shorter flex cable in its library.






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    • Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
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    First three from what we can see...



    enter image description here




    1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

    enter image description here




    1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

    enter image description here




    1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

    Last two hidden from view...



    enter image description here




    1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

    I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 round holed studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.



    +++++++ Revisionist Update +++++++



    enter image description here



    I decided to make a possible build. In this possibility there is only one holed 1x1 stud, and a hidden hole-less 1x1 plate...



    Note: LEGO Digital Draw program doesn't seem to have the shorter flex cable in its library.






    share|improve this answer






















    • Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
      – jncraton♦
      18 mins ago












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    First three from what we can see...



    enter image description here




    1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

    enter image description here




    1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

    enter image description here




    1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

    Last two hidden from view...



    enter image description here




    1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

    I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 round holed studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.



    +++++++ Revisionist Update +++++++



    enter image description here



    I decided to make a possible build. In this possibility there is only one holed 1x1 stud, and a hidden hole-less 1x1 plate...



    Note: LEGO Digital Draw program doesn't seem to have the shorter flex cable in its library.






    share|improve this answer














    First three from what we can see...



    enter image description here




    1. Part: 4735 Bar 1 x 3 with Clip and Stud Receptacle (Robot Arm).

    enter image description here




    1. Part 2958 Technic, Disk 3 x 3.

    enter image description here




    1. Part: 75c03 Hose, Rigid 3mm D. 3L / 2.4cm.

    Last two hidden from view...



    enter image description here




    1. Maybe 5. Part: 85861 Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud.

    I can't see, but I can imagine one maybe two stacked 1x1 round holed studs, pierced by the flex tubing to hold up the robot arm.



    +++++++ Revisionist Update +++++++



    enter image description here



    I decided to make a possible build. In this possibility there is only one holed 1x1 stud, and a hidden hole-less 1x1 plate...



    Note: LEGO Digital Draw program doesn't seem to have the shorter flex cable in its library.







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    • Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
      – jncraton♦
      18 mins ago
















    • Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
      – jncraton♦
      18 mins ago















    Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
    – jncraton♦
    18 mins ago




    Great answer! That's a good call about likely having the 85861 element behind to secure it in place. It could just be held in place by the antistud on the arm, but I'm sure that Sariel designs with a lot more robustness than the MOCs that I cobble together. :)
    – jncraton♦
    18 mins ago










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    This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




    • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

    Technic Disk 3 x 3




    • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

    Bar 1 x 3



    • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

    Hose, Rigid 3mm






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      This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




      • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

      Technic Disk 3 x 3




      • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

      Bar 1 x 3



      • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

      Hose, Rigid 3mm






      share|improve this answer






















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        This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




        • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

        Technic Disk 3 x 3




        • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

        Bar 1 x 3



        • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

        Hose, Rigid 3mm






        share|improve this answer












        This is actually made of three parts as far as I can tell.




        • Technic Disk 3 x 3 (2723)

        Technic Disk 3 x 3




        • Bar 1 x 3 [Clip / Anti-Stud] (4735)

        Bar 1 x 3



        • A cut piece of Hose, Rigid 3mm aka Flex System tubing

        Hose, Rigid 3mm







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