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  1. tadheus
    Jeronimo, according to your figure, there is a problem with opening.Presented in the figure.
  2. tadheus
    How to do? According to the plans, and in accordance with common sense?
  3. tadheus
    Colleagues. How many will be those beams? Began work on the second deck aft.
  4. tadheus
    According to me, the author forgot to draw the hatch for transport grenades.
  5. tadheus
    The plans have not selected any hatches or manholes.
  6. tadheus
    Who with his explain to me how grenades were extracted from the selected room ???
  7. tadheus
    Continuation.
  8. tadheus
    Thank you. In the original iron nails were used.I will be colored black.They will be protected against oxidation.
  9. tadheus
    Package came with the ordered nails. Dimensions of nails: 8mm length, diameter 1 mm, 1.3 mm diameter head.
  10. tadheus
    La Salamandre model 1/24 cz.4
  11. tadheus
    While waiting for the ordered small nails matched the main deck beams.
  12. tadheus
    Combined the two sheets of plans "La Salamandre".The base is the position of beams. Frames between the sheets are shifted by about 4 mm. There is a big difference in the construction of the bow of the reinforcing element. Everything I mentioned in the plan using colors.
  13. tadheus
    Lower deck aft.
  14. tadheus
    Continuation. Holes for nails in the foredeck. Commenced construction of the lower deck aft.
  15. tadheus
    "Hello ... from a distance model looks interesting and promises to be a good work, but as a man close look at more closely is doing everything with great haste, which leads to many failures. Internal formwork is too big cracks in the scale, except that it is not aligned (no ground on) and you can see sometimes protruding pieces of pieces of wood. I wonder how you will make the frames on top because each goes his own way and is a different length ... overall okay but a lot of work ahead of you to lead the perfect look. Waiting for amendments that would eyes attracted greet: ramol" ad.ramol widest gaps are about 0.2 mm.s result of a very dry room.Width of the strips is 14-16 mm. This is normal operation when the width of the timber strips.On 1.1 scale to width of the cracks was about 5-6 mm.The length of the frames is the same as in the plans.Will be cut off when laying plating. Regards, tadheus
  16. tadheus
    Continuation. The first deck bow.
  17. tadheus
    Visible on components are glued together.
  18. tadheus
    Arrived a few new parts.
  19. tadheus
    Very nicely .Yes and all the rest.
  20. tadheus
    Fun with nails continues. So it looks like before sanding and blackening. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"
  21. tadheus
    Pre-drilled holes for nails across the inner hull already laid out. The model is in the yard immobilized rubber bands. The entire interior trim was pretty much wet water.Model now will stand for some time to dry. Elements of the lower deck and main deck, ready. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"
  22. tadheus
    At the request of fellow forum MSW few more pictures. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"
  23. tadheus
    I graduated from the internal stack to the height of the deck boards. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"
  24. tadheus
    Continued work. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"
  25. tadheus
    Elements of the box ready for mortar positions. The picture made ​​together, not glued. The whole process of this model is described at this address: http://www.koga.net....php?f=7&t=45782 on Polish modeling forum "Koga"

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