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  3. amateur
    That turned out pretty well! Jan
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  11. amateur
    Quick scan on wiki: theMk1 truck allowed for a 10 degree left-right traverse and a 28 degree elevation. Therefore: limited range and limited possibilities for proper aiming…. (And my guess is that the railway didn.t take the recoil very well, especially when the gun wasnt parallel to the track) Jan
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  20. amateur
    Fantastic work! What is the gridsize of your cutting mat? It looks like tiny parts, but perhaos it’s even smaller than I think…. and will you build it canopy open or clised (read: how much of all these cockpitiinstruments will be visible in the finished product? Jan
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  23. amateur
    Good luck! I will follow this one with interest. Jan
  24. amateur
    Sometimes I think that Halinski should have the option to build the model with a ‘basic’ inside, so that you could display the cockpit-art next to finished model. It’s a shame to hide this under a plastic canopy …. Jan
  25. amateur
    Even a base coat already brings them to life. That will be a nice crew! Jan
  26. amateur
    Nice. Flew one over my place yesterday (Spitfire, no clue about the type) Nice plane with even nicer sound! (something completely different: you once started a model of a great lakes self-unloader. Did you ever finish that one?) Jan
  27. amateur
    Congratulations! Jan
  28. amateur
    Impressive knight. And now for the damsel in distress? The dragon, or do you have another of those heavily armed boys? I think you should gicve the shield a matte overpaint, it is abit too glaring compared to the armour. Shields were made of wood and leather, nothing shiny. Jan
  29. amateur
    Yup, you may consider yourself somewhat elderly Jan
  30. amateur
    It’s always longer ago than you first think…. I guess those two minutes of footage are remembered by everyone. Always wondered why the columbia-footage isnt so well known. I guess it is the difference between seeing something disintegrate, and ‘only’ seeing some abstract dots on the horizon. Jan
  31. amateur
    The structure that depth charge is hanging from, is that rolled tubes with some metal in it? Jan
  32. amateur
    Beautiful model of a rather bizarre type of ship. Jan
  33. amateur
    First lessons learned when I moved to Rotterdam: 1. always cross the tracks at (near) 90 degrees, 2. the tram always has right of way, irrespective the situation. Jan
  34. amateur
    My interpretation of that pic would be that you see the track as shown in my illustrationn, and two additional iron bands (don’t ask me the function of that) outside of the track. Jan

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