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Taking a smoke break - 1917
Duckwizard replied to cduckworth's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
Smoking was still healthy those times. Very nice work! -
It's almost finished, working on a little base for it right now. (BTW: This ist my Mark I (female).)
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Very nice! I am also building a Whippet currently, the one from Takom. I hope it will look half as good as yours.
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Thank you very much, friends. I will go through your proposals and check what is avaible hier in Germany. Not sure if near my place there are any cuddly old ladys in wool shops.
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Dear fellow modelers, is there any Walrus expert knowing which diameter the main bracing wires had? On fotos they look more like rigid rods than real wires. I am building the Airfix 1/48 and this is so far the only question left (there is extensive stuff on the internet, but I can't seem to find this very info). Example: https://www.largescaleplanes.com/walkaround/images/2/2-65.jpg Any hint will be helpful. Thank you!
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Sd.Kfz.173 Jagdpanther Ausf. G1 - WAS IST DAS?!
Duckwizard replied to Red Five's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
I do not see any sickness here. Excellent build! -
Romfell Panzerwagen, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
This is a very nice kit, you just have to remove some ejector marks on the hatches in case you show their inner side. Was really fun to build. Thank you. -
This is the Austro-Hungarian Romfell Panzerwagen from WW1. It might have looked like this in late autumn 1915 (nobody knows the real colours). It is airbrushed with Vallejo acrylics with a Colani 0.4 mm and weathered with oil paints The kit is from CSM (Copper State Models) in 1/35 and built oob except some small scratched details. Thx for looking.
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Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
I did some weathering using different thinned oil colours, re-glued the open doors everytime they fell of thus finishing the Romfell. I will soon post some more pictures in the rfi section. -
Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
I killed a lot of rivets when sanding, so I had to replace hundreds of them. After some trials I finally found "3D-decals" from Austria in the correct size and used these: The following steps included a preshading and the first layers of acrylic colours (Vallejo in this case) with a 0.4 airbrush: This is the current state, still some detailing and weathering to be done: -
Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
I also asked (myself) this question but I have no real answer. Probably you are right, at least this is a possibility. -
Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
Changed the approach. As the hatches overlap a little bit with the body from the outside, I "masked" with thin sheet from the inside. The wheels are not glued yet.- 19 replies
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Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
The latest pictures from the build (sry I am slow). For now I glued all hatches and doors in closed position with easy to remove wood glue, even though I will show most of them opened in the end. This will make the painting easier (I hope). The instrument panel is (a bit) scratched. The body parts really fit extremely well. Big prais for copperstate. -
Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
This is the MG-mount, molded from one piece. Excellent injection moulding! -
Renault FT 1918, Meng 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
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Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
Now you can already see the unique "styling" of the Romfell. I used an ivory colour for the inner surfaces. Nobody knows the real colours of the full scale vehicle as there are only few black & white pictures available. -
Romfell Panzerwagen WW1, CSM 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
That is what I wanted to express, thanks Silenoz. In the last phase of the war the Romfell WAS a rat car. It looked very worn then. -
Renault FT 1918, Meng 1/35
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
Your wish is my command - thx for your kind words. -
I started a new building thread for the Romfell here:
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I started building the new Copperstate kit, the Romfell Panzerwagen from WW1. For a start this is the chassis (a big single part) with the lower segment of the steering column and the basic engine not glued yet and still without paint. The other picture show the engine, which is still wip. What I can say up to now is that everything fits very well, but there is some flash, and many injector pin marks (no idea if this is English ) on the inner side of parts. These are not nice in case you want to show doors an hatches in "open" positition.
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This is my latest build, finished yesterday, a Meng Renault FT in 1/35. Airbrushed with H&S Colani 0,4 mm. Acrylics from Vallejo and MiG, weathering with oil colours, mud is pigments in diverse brown tones. Was a fun to build, a very good kit. Hope you like it, thanks for looking!
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Today I received the new kit from Riga, Latvia. Is anybody interested in some photos from the building phase? But pls give me some days until I finished my current build.
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My friend, you are a real WWI encyclopedia. Thanks a lot for this detailed info. So I call my base "Little Armenia" now and no longer "Little Persia".
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I do not see any pictures.
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Primer colour Renault FT-17 during WWI?
Duckwizard replied to Duckwizard's topic in AFV WWI & Interwar
Thank you very much for your input. I knew if somebody knows something about this topic it is YOU.