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SCHNELLBOOT S-100

Moom puppy here it is..... (y)

Nerdling its better late than never ;)

Yago, how are you my friend, yes we all have some crazyness inside :gogo :D


Hi my friends, as promised another update on the S-100. This time the ammo racks for the side machineguns. I used a .005 brass sheet to make it Here the left side rack with the measurements
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The right side needs to be modified to accommodate the rack; you need to remove 1mm from
the molded door for the rack to fit into the corner
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After the cut just sand smooth and redo the round edge
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Now the rack fits perfectly
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Now I reworked the seats, new supports where made using wire and two pieces of brass tube for the pivots

Here the original and the reworked one to the right
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The new seat with the brass pivots; the two pieces are glued next to the ammo racks
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The seats are movable; a piece of angular strip is glued to limit the movement of the seat like in the original boat
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Next job was to cut the cover of the compass located at the middle of the boat to install the plate
From the Edward kit
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With the cover removed and the plate installed it was time to do the crystal dome
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For this job I used a ball bearing closest to 8mm I found
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This was glued to a plastic rod and placed on the vise, then used a piece of heated clear styrene
To form the dome around the ball
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After that you just cut the dome from the plastic sheet and sand the edge smooth
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Now you just need to paint the dial and you’re done
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The throttle controls are also modified, I did the new ones with styrene and parts from the
Edward set
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Using a styrene strip, make two pieces 2.25mm long and make one of the sides pointed
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With .80mm styrene rod make the arms, one at each side
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Glue the pointed pieces to each side
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It should look like this
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Now make a double pointed indicator for the center lever and Glue it to the center position
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Using the original part cut the 3 levers and glue it to the top of the indicators, the left and right
ones should be glued a little to the center as in the photo
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And there it is, a great improvement over the original
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More coming soon, thanks for watching!

Abdin


You mean the compass don't work??? :silly:

:woohoo: :woohoo: :notworthy :notworthy

Wonderful work :drinks
 
just speechless here! Well not really, your level of detail here is nothing less than spectacular, but how will you you paint this when it's time? Amazing and too cool. :fencing
 
Just tuned in to this. Wow! I can't think of anything that hasn't
been said.
Abdin, you are insane in the best way!

Still....Laura mentioned blackpowder torpedoes at the lake.... :hmmm

Staying on this channel...great work

Mike B)
 
MoonPuppy I dont now why it dosnt want to work..... :idonno

Adam,Dusan thanks a lot :D

Kryptos I have being thinking about it from a long time now and still have to figure
out the diferent painting stages that will be needed to complete this proyect

Mike it will be the first Schnellboot to be sank in a lake :D :pp :laugh:
 
:notworthy :notworthy :notworthy
Absolutely fantastic build! it's so great to see you make all these small details :woohoo:
//Mats
 
Hi my friends, here with a small update on the latest work on the schnellboot
I started now with the supports for the side machine guns, this are made with styrene and PH leftovers the styrene rods are .060

All the parts that make the support arms and the finished one on the side
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The styrene is drilled to insert the cooper wire to make the pivot points
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Here are all the measurements
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Finished
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A comparison with the reference photo
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Now I assembled the resin machineguns from CMK just add the barrel in place
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I drilled a hole to add the cocking pin with a small piece of styrene
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Here are a couple of photos of the machinegun on its place on the kallote with the resin ammo
Drums
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Now I started adding the missing rivets to the kallote, at the end I finished removing all the original rivets and replacing it with the resin ones so it looks all the same
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Now it looks like this…
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Well that’s it for now, still lots to do, more coming soon!
Thanks!
Abdin
 
Abdin your the Chuck of the seas...or maybe Chuck is the Abdin of the air. Either way this is incredible modeling :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy (y) (y) (y) (y) (y) (y) (y) (y)
James
 
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