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    I built my Heller SR 40 years ago. good luck
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    Finished with the treenailing of the hull Estimated quantity approximately 8500 pieces
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    Planking at the bow is tapered. Forget YouTube for a moment and read some PDFs first. Remember, planking is not a race. First read the pdf'S, then think how you gowing to do the planking, then try if the plank fits and only then gleu the plank on the model.
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    Because applying the wheels and tracks is a delicate job, this is being done now. Step by step and partially painted. Ready to continue painting and mounting the skirts
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    For a first time planking, very good. But Take your time for the second planking, this will largely determine the appearance of your model later. Also take a look at your cannon ports, they don't all seem the same size on the picture
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    So much better 😉
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    Congratulations Nice work Rock
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    Looks good. I would give it a try with the Scotchbrite sponge. this is smoother and softer than sandpaper. Best is to "practice" on a waste piece first
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    And a Hetzer, finished and tagged. Thanks for following, likes and comments during this build
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    Have you ever thought about a light "sanding" with some Scotch Brite? (the little sponge you use to wash dishes)
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    @md1400cs Thanks Michael But keep in mind that 1mm treenails for 1/50 scale is the limit. Actually, they are already a bit too big for this scale @Roger Pellett Thanks Roger The shape of the hull also surprised me. I actually expected a plump hull. But the hull of this ship is indeed very elegantly built.
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    In the reviews of the latest version of Google Chrome, there are users who have the same problems as me (on other websites). And I have that latest version .
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    Well, We have 2 Samsung A22 The settings are exactly the same on both devices. Both phones are connected to the same Google account On one, Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge work both perfectly On the other Chrome doesn't work, but Edge does. Why?? So for this problem, changing to another browser is for me the easiest solution @Knocklouder do not by a new phone @James H Can I click on my own post, as "mark as solution"?
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    Building the chassis The base: the bottom and 2 sides was a challenge The next parts even more. (That's why it stayed in the box on the shelf for so long....) With time and patience . There is a chassis. Thanks for following
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    further findings. Don't buy a new phone yet. On my Samsung smartphone, MSW works perfectly via Microsoft Edge. Try this first. msw via Google Chrome is still a problem for the time being.
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    Nice start. I follow also And yes, I have also glued my fingers with CA glue. Advice, take your time. Building a wooden model is not a race
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    Thank you for looking into this. Apparently the problem is in my smartphone. My wife has the same A22 as me and on this phone i dont have this problem. I guess I'll have to solve this myself. To be continued, I will let you know if I find the solution
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    My phone is a Samsung A22 He did an update on 28 november. But the problems only started yesterday afternoon. (Now I use my laptop) Really weird When I watch MSW as a "guest" everything is normal. When I log in, problems
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    Since this afternoon, MSW looks like this on my Samsung smartphone. No settings have been changed and the phone has been restarted
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    congratulations. Nicely done. Your customer will certainly be happy with this model
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