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Revell 05015 U-boat ( U-82 ) “Wolf Pack” 1:72 scale


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What a fun build.  I enjoyed the kit.  Overall the kit was pretty straight forward and well designed.    I deviated from the plan a tad here and there.   I upgraded the weapons on the conning tower and main deck gun.  Most of the features in the conning tower I replaced with 3-d printed parts for a little more detail.  I used a nautilus laser engraved wood deck that really spoke volumes and added to the overall build. Without further rambling  here is my interpretation  of the U-82 U-boat.  

KIRKSEY VIIC-10708_DSK1070

 

KIRKSEY VIIC-10719_DSK1071

 

KIRKSEY VIIC-10511_DSK1051

 

KIRKSEY VIIC-10645_DSK1064

 

KIRKSEY VIIC-10604_DSK1060

 

Here is a link to the “ build “if you care to follow my building process.  

 

https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235099254-revell-uboat-viic-“wolf-pack”-05015-172/

 

Thank you for looking and commenting.  Goji/ Brian


if you would like to see more detailed (closeups) photos of this uboat I have more on my personal website:

https://www.briankirkseyphoto.com/Unlisted/n-D5NHZc/Revell-U-82-U-boat-172-custom-build

 

 

If you would like to read more about the interesting U-82 visit www.uboat.net.

https://uboat.net/boats/u82.htm

 


 

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Gidday again, very well done. I think the weathering is spot on, not overdone. And I think the boat looks rather sinister in the photos, in it's element appearing from the murky depths. To me it almost looks a little bit evil. But then, they were a "Damned un-English weapon" I believe. Regards, Jeff.

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Brian,

 

Really good wip/build log, it's one of those I'd have been quite content to tune into day-in day-out for much longer, bit of a shame it's over really.

 

The finished build is simply stunning; the upgraded wrapons, deck, 3d and scratchbuilt parts really add to it, but it's the painting and weathering that set this apart. I like the dark backdrop too, as Jeff has said, it gives it an unease and coming from the depths vibe.

 

What's up next? I'd love to see you tackle a floaty thing instead of a sinky thing...

 

David

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On 11/11/2021 at 6:46 PM, Bertie Psmith said:

Awesome photos, very whatever the water equivalent of atmospheric might be. Lovely painting. Just a great model.

Absolutely agree. Truly excellent weathering and modeling at all

 

Vytautas

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