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Finally back in to friendly watery environment ;) The hero of this thread is Austro-Hungarian U-boot) with very interesting history and evenly interesting commander: Korvettenkapitän Georg Ludwig Ritter von Trapp.
The model itself is resin, which will be my first encounter with it. I like challenge though so it should be fun. I was given the privilege of testing prototype PE set from Shelf Oddity, dedicated to this model. Little Inbox:
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I hope it'll take a bit less time this time hahaha, but be prepared for another 5000000 episode soap ;)
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Well Martin if you have it, you now that by the end of it there will be far more other materials left in it than resin hahaha. I'm filling and sanding at the moment... that will take a while...Things like symmetry and axis are completely alien concepts to this model hahaha

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Well Martin if you have it, you now that by the end of it there will be far more other materials left in it than resin hahaha. I'm filling and sanding at the moment... that will take a while...Things like symmetry and axis are completely alien concepts to this model hahaha

That's why its still in the stash and not in my cabinet!

Martin

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  • 2 weeks later...

Few more bits, some PE, some scratch. Lads on the other forum commented that I've started production of key fobs. Fluffy and Sophie had an unexpected inspection by one of their most frightening superiors: 20 Ton Concrete Badger ..... :shutup:

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  • 2 weeks later...
I was experiencing serious lack of willpower lately. I was working on that key fob everyday, but 20-30 minutes maybe. I've added few PE bits on the hull, sanded down huge imitations of the plating overlap and moved to the sail. unfortunately i had to throw away most of the cool looking PE set... you know joys of testing new set, someone has to get wee weed off, better tester than the final customer... ;) So this is combination of scratch, resin and PE leftovers.


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I also got the crew for this one and probably for 5 next ships I'll build in this scale:



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Thanks for following

Mick

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