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SCHNELLBOOT S-100
- Thread starter fledermaus
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Yago Alonso
Member
Awesome detailling work!!!
Adbin, I like your Schnellboot...
Congrats for this work.
See you soon...
Yago.
Adbin, I like your Schnellboot...
Congrats for this work.
See you soon...
Yago.
Excellent! I see you also use the NWSL tools quite a bit!
Regards,
Regards,
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Guys thank you all, glad you like my work
Wish you all a happy new year!!
See you soon!
Wish you all a happy new year!!
See you soon!
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Hi again, I managed to do some more work on the boat lately so here it is...
First after doing some more research I found a mistake on the bridge area, the
Extractor that was moved to a higher position is wrong. It appears like That only
On the boat Lang, after carefully studying the photos, the original position is
Correct for Ha-Ju. So now it has to be moved back to its original place, Sorry about
That.
I started to remove the extractor carefully to locate it down again
The area is sanded smooth again
Also the grille inside the map room has to be relocated again
The area is sanded smooth and a new set of doors are constructed
The extractor is back where it was before
With that fixed I moved to relocate the watch tower, it needs to be moved to the center of the map room roof,
the locating strip is removed and the area is sanded smooth
Here the tower is glued in its new location
With a piece of angular styrene I made the step for the watch tower and added a piece of anti-slip plate to it.
Here you can see the location of the tower and the new step
Now I moved to the construction of the antennas, first the FuMB 32 ‘Flores’ direction finding
Radar detector. I used the engine grill from a tiger to make the antenna
The mesh is cut to 4.5mm x 33 mm long and formed in to a circle
The mast is made with a piece of round styrene .050 x 40mm long and four pieces .040 x 4mm long,
the base plate is a disk of .020 x 3.5 dia.
The four pieces are glued in a circle; a piece of styrene strip .015 x 4mm is added to each
Now the round mesh is glued in place, the antenna is almost finished
The next antenna is the FuMB 24 ‘Cuba 1a’ long range radar detector, again using the
Tiger mesh I started to construct the antenna.
With spare PH parts I made this rectangle and bend it to a V shape, it will work as the frame for the mesh
A piece of round .100 x 3.5mm styrene is glued to a styrene strip
It is then glued to the back of the PH frame
Now the mesh is added, it is glued to just the two ends of the frame
Now I glued some details with styrene rod on the center of the mesh, the device seems to have what appears
to be a small propeller, so I included it to mine with two .010 x 2.5mm styrene pieces sanded to shape.
Using copper wire I did the two small antennas on the back of the Flores antenna
A .040 x 20mm long mast is glued to the Cuba antenna and this is then glued on top of the Flores mast.
The set looks like this now
In a couple of days I will be posting more photos of more scratch building of the last
Parts needed
Thanks!
Abdin
First after doing some more research I found a mistake on the bridge area, the
Extractor that was moved to a higher position is wrong. It appears like That only
On the boat Lang, after carefully studying the photos, the original position is
Correct for Ha-Ju. So now it has to be moved back to its original place, Sorry about
That.
I started to remove the extractor carefully to locate it down again
The area is sanded smooth again
Also the grille inside the map room has to be relocated again
The area is sanded smooth and a new set of doors are constructed
The extractor is back where it was before
With that fixed I moved to relocate the watch tower, it needs to be moved to the center of the map room roof,
the locating strip is removed and the area is sanded smooth
Here the tower is glued in its new location
With a piece of angular styrene I made the step for the watch tower and added a piece of anti-slip plate to it.
Here you can see the location of the tower and the new step
Now I moved to the construction of the antennas, first the FuMB 32 ‘Flores’ direction finding
Radar detector. I used the engine grill from a tiger to make the antenna
The mesh is cut to 4.5mm x 33 mm long and formed in to a circle
The mast is made with a piece of round styrene .050 x 40mm long and four pieces .040 x 4mm long,
the base plate is a disk of .020 x 3.5 dia.
The four pieces are glued in a circle; a piece of styrene strip .015 x 4mm is added to each
Now the round mesh is glued in place, the antenna is almost finished
The next antenna is the FuMB 24 ‘Cuba 1a’ long range radar detector, again using the
Tiger mesh I started to construct the antenna.
With spare PH parts I made this rectangle and bend it to a V shape, it will work as the frame for the mesh
A piece of round .100 x 3.5mm styrene is glued to a styrene strip
It is then glued to the back of the PH frame
Now the mesh is added, it is glued to just the two ends of the frame
Now I glued some details with styrene rod on the center of the mesh, the device seems to have what appears
to be a small propeller, so I included it to mine with two .010 x 2.5mm styrene pieces sanded to shape.
Using copper wire I did the two small antennas on the back of the Flores antenna
A .040 x 20mm long mast is glued to the Cuba antenna and this is then glued on top of the Flores mast.
The set looks like this now
In a couple of days I will be posting more photos of more scratch building of the last
Parts needed
Thanks!
Abdin
Yago Alonso
Member
Abdin... ¡Sin palabras!
Un trabajo fantástico de mejora y muy bien caracterizado...
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Abdin... No words!
A fantastic work of detailing and very good characterized...
Un trabajo fantástico de mejora y muy bien caracterizado...
---------
Abdin... No words!
A fantastic work of detailing and very good characterized...
Hi again, I managed to do some more work on the boat lately so here it is...
First after doing some more research I found a mistake on the bridge area, the
Extractor that was moved to a higher position is wrong. It appears like That only
On the boat Lang, after carefully studying the photos, the original position is
Correct for Ha-Ju. So now it has to be moved back to its original place, Sorry about
That.
I started to remove the extractor carefully to locate it down again
The area is sanded smooth again
Also the grille inside the map room has to be relocated again
The area is sanded smooth and a new set of doors are constructed
The extractor is back where it was before
With that fixed I moved to relocate the watch tower, it needs to be moved to the center of the map room roof,
the locating strip is removed and the area is sanded smooth
Here the tower is glued in its new location
With a piece of angular styrene I made the step for the watch tower and added a piece of anti-slip plate to it.
Here you can see the location of the tower and the new step
Now I moved to the construction of the antennas, first the FuMB 32 ‘Flores’ direction finding
Radar detector. I used the engine grill from a tiger to make the antenna
The mesh is cut to 4.5mm x 33 mm long and formed in to a circle
The mast is made with a piece of round styrene .050 x 40mm long and four pieces .040 x 4mm long,
the base plate is a disk of .020 x 3.5 dia.
The four pieces are glued in a circle; a piece of styrene strip .015 x 4mm is added to each
Now the round mesh is glued in place, the antenna is almost finished
The next antenna is the FuMB 24 ‘Cuba 1a’ long range radar detector, again using the
Tiger mesh I started to construct the antenna.
With spare PH parts I made this rectangle and bend it to a V shape, it will work as the frame for the mesh
A piece of round .100 x 3.5mm styrene is glued to a styrene strip
It is then glued to the back of the PH frame
Now the mesh is added, it is glued to just the two ends of the frame
Now I glued some details with styrene rod on the center of the mesh, the device seems to have what appears
to be a small propeller, so I included it to mine with two .010 x 2.5mm styrene pieces sanded to shape.
Using copper wire I did the two small antennas on the back of the Flores antenna
A .040 x 20mm long mast is glued to the Cuba antenna and this is then glued on top of the Flores mast.
The set looks like this now
In a couple of days I will be posting more photos of more scratch building of the last
Parts needed
Thanks for your support!
Abdin
Thank you for sharing this!
Inspiring to say the least.
Abdin,
Absolutely fantastic! I can't wait to see this finished!
Bob
Absolutely fantastic! I can't wait to see this finished!
Bob
