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Swan class 3D model in progress
gjdale replied to dvm27's topic in CAD and 3D Modelling/Drafting Plans with Software
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There appears to be only one solution Chuck - you must clone yourself and bring all three to market as soon as possible! The Pegasus cross-section is beautiful and a brilliant concept. Having already done a scratch built cross-section though, I likely woudn’t buy it myself (though I’d be sorely tempted). The Dutch Boeier is an unusual and interesting subject that I can see having a lot of appeal to those looking for something other than “3-masts and lots of guns”. I’d be tempted by this one if I could sneak it past the Admiral..... The Chebacco would likely have most appeal to the US market (which I guess is your largest market segment). Not sure if I’ve helped at all there, but guess on balance I’ll vote for the Dutch Boeier.
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Looking forward to following your progress with this one Ben.
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Great to see your build log started Sam. Will follow along with intertest.
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Fokker Dr.I by Torbogdan - FINISHED - Model Airways
gjdale replied to Torbogdan's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Well done! I particularly like the map on the base. And that’s an interesting tip about “nothing parallel to the edge on a diorama”. -
Very nicely done Bob - a tedious but rewarding job nevertheless.
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That’s what known as a “first world problem” Chuck.......
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Nice recovery Danny. Some great tips in this build log - as we’ve come to expect from you!
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Thanks very much Carl, Popeye, Danny and CDW. Danny - funny you should mention that...................I was just discussing that exact idea with Mobbsie on Skype the other night. It’s do-able but I don’t think I’ll bother..........yet..........
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Can't believe it's been over two months since I received the new prop and batteries!Anyway, they were installed some time ago now, but it wasn't until yesterday that I finally got the chance to take her for her second round of sea trials.Good news - all mods worked as expected. She does indeed now go like a scalded cat - gets up onto the plane very nicely. The client was most satisfied with the sea trials and has accepted final delivery! I took a couple of videos while the 'client' was driving. Just try and get the controls out of her hands now - something about prizing them loose from her cold, dead hands comes to mind......Hope you enjoy the videos as much as we did making them.
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Great start to what will be another excellent build to follow, B.E. I’ve pulled up a chair and popped some beer in the fridge.
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Congratulations on another very fine build Rusty. She looks beautiful and is a credit to your craftsmanship.
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Splendid work Bob, she really is looking beautiful.
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Congratulations on completing yet another excellent build B.E. Like others, I’ll be keenly awaiting your next project to follow.
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