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Dora 1/35

Great work, love the brass work. Been thinking about doing the Bell 47 chopper but replacing the boom with brass. Think I see how to do it now. (y) :popcorn
 
thanks guys, its a lot of work making the brass handrails, this are everywhere in the model, but it makes a great difference.


moon puppy said:
Great work, love the brass work. Been thinking about doing the Bell 47 chopper but replacing the boom with brass. Think I see how to do it now. (y) :popcorn
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Bob go for it, the brass is easy to solder and work with, and you will see the difference when finished (y)
 
WOW I finally had time to go all the way through this ... What can I say ...

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Nice job ... :popcorn :popcorn :popcorn
 
Hello Abdin,

As always, stunning craftsmanship on display sir :good: :good: :good: when you are doing a project.

Look forward to more on this monster of a build.

Randy
 
Swordman, Sherman, Ron, Michael, Ed, Randy and Mark thank you guys, I have a new update almost ready
will try to post it tonight. :Hiay


Abdin
 
Hi Abdin,

I really appreciate this SBS. I have that kit as well. I bought it back when it was first released. I won't start it until my current project is complete, but I have been accumulating ideas for a diorama. I will be following closely your SBS as it progresses and taking notes!

A challenging project and I'm sure you will do a great job with it! I won't miss an update on this one!

BTW, Do you know the length of the model when finished?

Bob
 
bob letterman said:
Hi Abdin,

I really appreciate this SBS. I have that kit as well. I bought it back when it was first released. I won't start it until my current project is complete, but I have been accumulating ideas for a diorama. I will be following closely your SBS as it progresses and taking notes!

A challenging project and I'm sure you will do a great job with it! I won't miss an update on this one!

BTW, Do you know the length of the model when finished?

Bob
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I do. It's a little over six feet in length when done. I know because one of my fellow IPMS club members built it and I saw it everywhere.
 
Duke Maddog said:
bob letterman said:
Hi Abdin,

I really appreciate this SBS. I have that kit as well. I bought it back when it was first released. I won't start it until my current project is complete, but I have been accumulating ideas for a diorama. I will be following closely your SBS as it progresses and taking notes!

A challenging project and I'm sure you will do a great job with it! I won't miss an update on this one!

BTW, Do you know the length of the model when finished?

Bob
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I do. It's a little over six feet in length when done. I know because one of my fellow IPMS club members built it and I saw it everywhere.
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:eek:hmy: :blink Wowzers!! :frantic
 
Hi Bob, sorry for the delay in answering your question, I wanted to give you the exact measurements of the beast. So I took out the base and measured it, also I assembled a couple of cars with the main body and measure it and here it is.

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The base not shown here measures 6’ 11.5 inches long by 11.5” inches wide on the bottom part
The main assembly without the barrel measures 56.5” inches from buffer to buffer, no barrel
So yes it is a big beast, but you are already used to big kits and settings so it will be no problem to you I assume. It is a great kit as it is lots of detail, I’m only adding and correcting some details to make even more impressive than it already is.
 
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