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W Class Zeppelin L.59


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Finished this morning, my rendition of the L.59,known as Das Afrika Schiff due to the purpose for which she was build; to re-supply General Paul Vorbck-Lettow's forces that were fighting the British in East Africa.

 

Model is from two Mark 1 Models R Class Zeppelins with a section from one added to the hull of the other to give the correct length.

 

Thanks for looking.

 

 Martian 👽

 

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10 minutes ago, IIBSWAT said:

Looks brilliant and such minute detail!

 

How long is this model btw?

Thank you. The model is fractionally over 12inches long.

 

Martian 👽

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MArtian I'll have to say, every time I think you've broken the mould and can't make an airship any more perfect, you go right on setting a new standard for an outstanding airship. And in desert colours which I never knew they had in WWI.:yahoo:

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2 hours ago, LorenSharp said:

MArtian I'll have to say, every time I think you've broken the mould and can't make an airship any more perfect, you go right on setting a new standard for an outstanding airship. And in desert colours which I never knew they had in WWI.:yahoo:

Thanks Loren, the pictures I have of the L.59 show her in darkish colours and in the absence of any colour pictures I mixed up a dark tan as being a logical choice for the mission for which she was specially built.

 

Martian 👽

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Another lovely airship from your stable - just don't become over inflated in satisfaction ....... !!!  Sorry, could not resist the terrible pun!

 

Regards

 

Dave

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18 hours ago, Martian said:

Thank you. The model is fractionally over 12inches long.

 

Martian 👽

Wow, that makes the tiny details even more impressive! Great work and an unusual subject.

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On 2/27/2024 at 5:45 PM, Martian said:

Thank you. The model is fractionally over 12inches long.

 

Martian 👽

Is that according to you, or Mrs M?

Fantastic result, either way!

 

Ian

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