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  1. Baker
    Great work. Good luck finishing her.
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    The 6 X 6 chassis deserves some better pictures. And the Boxer is painted in the standard NATO colors (Tamiya) Thanks for following
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    Thanks everyone for your interest A dummy plywood "keelplate" is made. This showed that the mutual distance between the bulkheads was too great. So everything has been disassembled and the intermediate supports have been made 3mm narrower. The new arrangement is now in proportion to the keel, stern, stem. The shape of the front and rear bulkheads don't look right on sight (i think). I used the drawing from the book Anatomy of the ship (AOTS) and It looks if these are "taken" from MR Noblest Shippe (MRNS) The AOTS scheme has 12 frames. The MRNS has also detailed "sections" and frames. That is why the drawing of the sections (MR noblest shippe) has been enlarged by 200%. I spent a few hours at work today at the engineering department...😇 The intention is to make masters with these to check if the shape of the bulkheads matches with the sections. This will also help to determine the position of the decks more easily. The deck of the cannons is open (a real deck, no holes in the hull with dummy cannons) @Ondras71 This is indeed going to be a large model. @Veszett Roka The keel will consist of 3 pieces from 2 different types of wood. The idea is to install it first.
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    Glad everything is okay with you. Great models (as always) 👍
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    Indeed.
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    I think this kit is almost as OLD as me. Forgive revell these little mistakes.
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    Vasa is 50 years younger than this model. The difference in ships between about 1570 and 1620 is immense. Vasa has sometimes been used as an example for this model, but not for belaying pins. Vasa indeed had belaying pins in the beakhead. But, an old saying : "Eén zwaluw maakt de lente niet " Just seeing one swallow doesn't mean spring is coming...
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    All the frames are sawn. The idea is to build the hull upside down. I've never done this before, something new to try. The frames are clamped onto the buildslip. These are not yet fixed on the plate, This setup is to see if all my drawing and sawing work is correct. The result is not bad. Actually better than expected. These drawings are also enlarged. For now, it's still Chinese to me. But again something new to learn.
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    Thanks all for the comments 👍 Long tima ago, when I only made military models, and almost no new models came out for a while. I sometimes made a batch of a whole series of scratch models. Not 3 or 4 or.. at the same time, but sometimes more than 10 Some pictures of Hotchkiss, Renault and German converted Somua half tracks. And the chassis of the 6 X 6 is ready
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    Read some books first, and then judge
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    Great pictures of a great diorama 👍
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    Found this while searching for info The Leopard 2 is not a dangerous weapon of war, but a friendly waitress in disguise
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    Next builds, 3 kits from Revell. They will all have the same camouflage scheme GTX Boxer GTFz A1 7 ton MAN 6X6 truck 10 ton MAN 8X8 truck Revell kits at this scale are well detailed, with clear instructions and very well cast for a very good price. The Boxer box, parts and instructions history So the instructions are very good, but I never follow them. After years you have your own method of building. Building the Boxer went without any problems. ready for painting The MAN 6X6 is next Box content instuctions History to be continued
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    Thanks 1/87 wow, that's a challenge
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    Thank you
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    thanks, Build an M1, Maybe someday. But having built more than 1450 models, this has become such a routine job that I will probably switch completely to ships.
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    Thanks OC
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    This model is cast in the colors of our Belgian flag. I didn't know we had such modern spacecraft in our arsenal 😇 🤣
  23. Baker
    Last update, the Olympia is ready. Thank you all for following the Opel assembly line. 😉 A M4 high speed tractor from Hobbyboss is also ready Thanks for following likes and comments
  24. Baker
    First thank you for all the attention. Much appreciated. The link to the "Russian" Mary rose model is bookmarked, thanks Jan. After all the 12 frames are drawn, plywood is first roughly sawn to size. The drawings are glued to the plywood. And, ready to sawn the frames. But given the outside temperature is now between 0 and 5 degrees. After 1 frame my fingers were a bit frozen 🥶 So, for now, I will switch back to my military modeling in our heated kitchen.
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    There was a terrible storm, and I lost it... 😇

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