fledermaus
Master at Arms
Gary thanks a lot! glad you like it 
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Dora 1/35
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Good luck on that fight!
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Yeah, I can see the "War Dept" being quite involved with the location. Even though I have not had to deal with that in 20+ years, I have been quite reserved about building some of my larger kits. Will probably work on a display "box" before doing any large plane builds and might be back in Oklahoma before attacking any large builds. In that case I will probably obtain the help of my son in law to build a large case that could hold several of the larger builds. (B-17, PBY, B-24) Until then, I have plenty of smaller builds to keep me occupied.Bod, the final measurements of the dio are:
6 foot 6 inches long
18 inches wide
24 inches hight
its a monster
still debating with the wife its finall location
starting to post soon on the builds
Barney
Well-known member
MP has the answer to this question: Build a separate building.still debating with the wife its finall location
starting to post soon on the builds
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Bob, its not an easy task but we have agreed on a temporary location for it
Bob, its not an easy task but already agreed on a temporary location
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Paul, I still have several big kits on the stach, Leopold, Morser with transport wagons, 1/35 U-boat, dragon wagon, Br-52 plus to mention some and more than 100 regular kits and already running out of space
fledermaus
Master at Arms
fledermaus
Master at Arms
This is what I did to move the kit while working on it, I used the base of a 6 foot plastic table that had become brittle, removed the damaged top and bolted the frame to the Dora base, then added casters to the legs so I can easely move the hole thing around. not sure if Im going to leave it like that or find a spot on a wall to display it out of the way (but already running out of walls). lets see how it ends 
Yep, this was my solution.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
I also have the Leopold and Morser kits as well as the Arizona and Titanic. The largest is the 1/48th B-36 with a 5 foot wingspan.
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Bob thats an excellent solution
did you really have that?
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Absolutely, even has power, water (outside) and compressed air system. And in the wintertime it's a temporary green house for my Bride's plants.Bob thats an excellent solution
