Kreighshoer
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well - let's see if this build will reach any stage beyond the datepic. *sigh*
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88mm FlaK 18 - 7th Update
- Thread starter Kreighshoer
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Laura, this is why I will sit this one out... too many campaigns started.
Isn't this your second AFV Club FlaK 18?
Regards,
Kreighshoer
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it is ... the first one got the voyager treatment and was built in towing position:
this one will be ootb and without shield - you know the plan i have in mind ...
Something, ... how would you say...
French to accompany this future work of art?
Regards,
Kreighshoer
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Something, ... how would you say...
French to accompany this future work of art?
:bingo
Kreighshoer
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that first build ... hmmmm ... well, i made some severe mistakes back then in 2008, but i didn't have the necessary reference at hand back then - the Rb1f indirect fire sight is not covered but it should be covered when on transport and when deployed for direct fire ... it's located on top of the recuperator. additionally, the handles on the winch on the 201 limber unit were folded down while on transport. brml!
whatever - mistakes are to be made but not to be repeated and i won't repeat that blunder!
here's the pic that i will try to reproduce without the cavalry soldier (me and a diorama - ha!ha!ha!):
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(DeSisto, Frank V.: German Artillery At War 1939-45 Vol.2 - HongKong: Concord Publishing Company, 2008. - Page 24)
please note: RHS cable reel empty, no splinter shield, Rb1f covered!
the pic was taken most probably on june 4th or 5th 1940 at Mont Caubert - the destroyed tank to the left is char n°403 "Crecy Au Mont" (destroyed june 4th)
-> http://www.chars-francais.net/new/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=200
whatever - mistakes are to be made but not to be repeated and i won't repeat that blunder!
here's the pic that i will try to reproduce without the cavalry soldier (me and a diorama - ha!ha!ha!):
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(DeSisto, Frank V.: German Artillery At War 1939-45 Vol.2 - HongKong: Concord Publishing Company, 2008. - Page 24)
please note: RHS cable reel empty, no splinter shield, Rb1f covered!
the pic was taken most probably on june 4th or 5th 1940 at Mont Caubert - the destroyed tank to the left is char n°403 "Crecy Au Mont" (destroyed june 4th)
-> http://www.chars-francais.net/new/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=200
Kreighshoer
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well, i started ... lots of knock out marks to be cleaned off, lots to be filled and sanded but i knew what was waiting for me and i really love this kit although the molds have seen better days.
first funky encounter was when i had to cut away the first crucial part (sic!) ... tziiiinnnnnggg it made and dissapeared without any trace ...
at first i was like
then i was like
then i was like
and found the dirty, rotten part and glued it in place!
afv-club left out some smaller details that i added with leftovers from my voyager pe (hex nuts), length of styrene and wire (still has to be shortened), also the covered Rb1f sight from the dml FlaK36 kit was added ...
TalkTalk - Such A Shame
first funky encounter was when i had to cut away the first crucial part (sic!) ... tziiiinnnnnggg it made and dissapeared without any trace ...
at first i was like
then i was like
then i was like
and found the dirty, rotten part and glued it in place!
afv-club left out some smaller details that i added with leftovers from my voyager pe (hex nuts), length of styrene and wire (still has to be shortened), also the covered Rb1f sight from the dml FlaK36 kit was added ...
TalkTalk - Such A Shame
Kreighshoer
Active member
i don't have the slightest idea what that thing may be but it was there ...
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