Good thing you're not at the black sea, we wouldn't be able to see it...
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1/35 waterline Uboot type II
- Thread starter Piet
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Piet
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Piet
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Railing around the AA gun container position ,
Made a jig for it So it will stay in place when the glue cures.
The railing came out nice ,
still need to add rod-bracing to the vertical posts.
I made one Horseshoe lifebuoys from miliput.... and a rubber mold and cast two
( the rope is added )
Made a jig for it So it will stay in place when the glue cures.
The railing came out nice ,
still need to add rod-bracing to the vertical posts.
I made one Horseshoe lifebuoys from miliput.... and a rubber mold and cast two
( the rope is added )
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
coming along really well!Ian.
Iron Mike
Master At Arms And Resident Curmudgeon
ldguy One side of the main railing is done ,primed and not glueded inposition yet.
This is such a cool build, excellent work!
Sweeet
Heavens Eagle
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.SIMPLY AWESOME!!
.SIMPLY AWESOME!!
chrispisme
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The attention to detail is amazing!
Piet
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Both Sides done.
Think it looks really good....i have to admit these where the
hardest part(s) to make..... for some strange reason.
from now on its plain sailing .
All major construction is over :woohoo:
Next to do are the cables that run from the bow over the conning tower to the aft.
Think it looks really good....i have to admit these where the
hardest part(s) to make..... for some strange reason.from now on its plain sailing .
All major construction is over :woohoo:
Next to do are the cables that run from the bow over the conning tower to the aft.
Yeah I can't imagine why two curved rails with multiple supports would be so hard.... 
I'd still be trying to get the second rail curved the same as the first. :drinks
:dude
I'd still be trying to get the second rail curved the same as the first. :drinks
:dude
Piet
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Prep work for the washes.
Black and dark grays over AK chipping fluid..... most of it removed with a brush an a cloth,didn't want to add to much scratching because this supposed to be weatherd by the salt of the sea and walking by the crew.
This is covered with a Matt varnish ,Next weathering step is applying washes .
Black and dark grays over AK chipping fluid..... most of it removed with a brush an a cloth,didn't want to add to much scratching because this supposed to be weatherd by the salt of the sea and walking by the crew.
This is covered with a Matt varnish ,Next weathering step is applying washes .
