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#101 Posted : 15 April 2013 23:36:39

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Gandale wrote:
Andy, I'm just amazed at the detail especially with the etch kits... nicely done... BigGrin BigGrin

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Alan


Thanks Alan.BigGrin
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#102 Posted : 15 April 2013 23:37:46

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Capstans completed.
Part Count 284.
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#103 Posted : 17 April 2013 18:08:46

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Deck fittings for Bow Area, Vent Pipes, Intakes etc.
The PE is a mix of Trumpeter, Eduard and MK1 Design. Some parts are provided by only one manufacturer, some by just 2 or even all 3 in which case I am choosing the best looking.

Part Count 363 and I've barely started.





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#104 Posted : 17 April 2013 18:20:38
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Hi Andy,BigGrin
Incredible detail. May I ask where you purchase your brass etch kits as I`m looking to do a 1:35 Hummer(Crying can`t afford the RC one at moment)but can`t find an etch kit for it anywhere.

Will carry on watching your build, can`t wait for next post WTG.

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#105 Posted : 17 April 2013 18:22:29

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Hi Andy you are doing a good jobBigGrin It will be a nice model, Kind regards Mike
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#106 Posted : 17 April 2013 18:35:55

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delboy271155 wrote:
Hi Andy,BigGrin
Incredible detail. May I ask where you purchase your brass etch kits as I`m looking to do a 1:35 Hummer(Crying can`t afford the RC one at moment)but can`t find an etch kit for it anywhere.

Will carry on watching your build, can`t wait for next post WTG.

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I got some it from Creative Models or direct from Eduard or MK1
They seem to have a fair bit, check out the Eduard Web site as well
Here you go.
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Creati...arch&_sid=1096351945


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Finished:WW I Bavarian NCO, Caldercraft HM Bark Endeavour FFG 58 Samuel B Roberts,
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#107 Posted : 17 April 2013 19:05:01
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court orchard wrote:
delboy271155 wrote:
Hi Andy,BigGrin
Incredible detail. May I ask where you purchase your brass etch kits as I`m looking to do a 1:35 Hummer(Crying can`t afford the RC one at moment)but can`t find an etch kit for it anywhere.

Will carry on watching your build, can`t wait for next post WTG.

Regards
delboy271155
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I got some it from Creative Models or direct from Eduard or MK1
They seem to have a fair bit, check out the Eduard Web site as well
Here you go.
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Creati...arch&_sid=1096351945



Thanks AndyBigGrin

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#108 Posted : 17 April 2013 20:27:01

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Hi Andy you are doing a good jobBigGrin It will be a nice model, Kind regards Mike


Thanks Mike, one day it willBigGrin
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Andy

Looking good, just a minor point while you have time to rectify one of you front facing bow intakes (the one with the rectangular grill) i think has the shutter the wrong way around, should be mounted at the front like the other intake.Blushing

Hope you don't mind me spotting that.

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#110 Posted : 17 April 2013 21:18:41

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jase wrote:
Andy

Looking good, just a minor point while you have time to rectify one of you front facing bow intakes (the one with the rectangular grill) i think has the shutter the wrong way around, should be mounted at the front like the other intake.Blushing

Hope you don't mind me spotting that.

Jase


No that's absolutely fine, Jase.
Is that Trumpeter D21? The Trumpeter instructions show them both opening that way (that is hinged from the upper edge) and it looked like the MK1 instructions showed D21 opening that way too. Obviously with the D32 intake and the MK1 etch it can only open from the front edge as it's non-symmetrical and one part unlike the Trumpeter 2 part etch.
That's unfortunate as I don't think it's going to come out without damage.CryingMad Might have to be a secret mistake that only I (and the whole of Model SpaceLOL LOL) know about.Blushing Blushing

I'm not the only one either, see Feb 20th post.
http://modelshipwrights.kitmake...pic_id=203197&page=1
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#111 Posted : 17 April 2013 21:57:59

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court orchard wrote:
jase wrote:
Andy

Looking good, just a minor point while you have time to rectify one of you front facing bow intakes (the one with the rectangular grill) i think has the shutter the wrong way around, should be mounted at the front like the other intake.Blushing

Hope you don't mind me spotting that.

Jase


No that's absolutely fine, Jase.
Is that Trumpeter D21? The Trumpeter instructions show them both opening that way (that is hinged from the upper edge) and it looked like the MK1 instructions showed D21 opening that way too. Obviously with the D32 intake and the MK1 etch it can only open from the front edge as it's non-symmetrical and one part unlike the Trumpeter 2 part etch.
That's unfortunate as I don't think it's going to come out without damage.CryingMad Might have to be a secret mistake that only I (and the whole of Model SpaceLOL LOL) know about.Blushing Blushing

I'm not the only one either, see Feb 20th post.
http://modelshipwrights.kitmake...pic_id=203197&page=1


yes have been watching his build with interest, he is a talented model builder and his intake doore is 1 of only 5 mistakes i have counted so far LOL LOL

as for your build looking stuning mate and will keep quiet about your intake shhhhhhh Wink
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#112 Posted : 18 April 2013 18:05:25

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So I thought who cares, then I thought I do.
Thanks to Jase for pointing out the error of my waysThumpUp , and with a little thought it's obvious that these vents would open this way to avoid Seawater ingress. So despite Trumpeter, MK1 and the Kagero Book all getting it wrong. Mine's now correct, with the help of some very hot waterBigGrin BigGrin


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Nice jobBigGrin
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#114 Posted : 18 April 2013 20:05:15

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jase wrote:
Nice jobBigGrin


Thanks Jase, it was like an Earworm, at first I didn't mind, but by this morning it was really annoying. All's well that ends well.BigGrin BigGrin
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Nice to see you concluded an excellent rapair there Andy...Drool . somehow I thought you wouldn't be happy simply leaving it as it was... not your style somehow..... Well done....BigGrin BigGrin Love Love

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Gandale wrote:
Nice to see you concluded an excellent rapair there Andy...Drool . somehow I thought you wouldn't be happy simply leaving it as it was... not your style somehow..... Well done....BigGrin BigGrin Love Love

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Alan


Ignorance is Bliss, Knowledge is HellLOL LOL
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court orchard wrote:
Gandale wrote:
Nice to see you concluded an excellent rapair there Andy...Drool . somehow I thought you wouldn't be happy simply leaving it as it was... not your style somehow..... Well done....BigGrin BigGrin Love Love

Regards

Alan


Ignorance is Bliss, Knowledge is HellLOL LOL



LOL LOL LOL Knowledge is only hell if you chose to ignore it...Flapper LOL LOL Flapper

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Alan
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court orchard wrote:
jase wrote:
Nice jobBigGrin


Thanks Jase, it was like an Earworm, at first I didn't mind, but by this morning it was really annoying. All's well that ends well.BigGrin BigGrin


Blushing sorryFlapper
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#119 Posted : 30 April 2013 09:53:19

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Today I am moving the Bismarck off the Bench and into 'Dry-dock'.
There are just too many unresolved issues with suppliers, future releases etc. for me to have a clear view of where the build is going. It looks as though it's going to be mid-June before a lot of these pan out.
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#120 Posted : 30 April 2013 19:35:53

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Bismarck Updates.

1) Eduard have today released another 3 sets of PE, AA Guns, Officers and Structural Railings. The AA Guns add another 240 or so, additional pieces of detail to the Guns over and above the MK1 Set, plus replace some of the PlasticBigGrin. So this is going to be a must have for me. The structural Railings are pretty much the same as the MK1 with one or two additions and differences.

2) Asmussen's Definitive Tome on the Bismarck has been put back for another month and is now promised for the 11th JuneGlare.

3) Pontos have revealed their Super Detail set and it is now available for pre-order at about $180Crying, but they are now promising a further Advanced Set on top of thisBlink. The Masts and Jack Staffs look fantastic, plus they have such things as the missing Anchor Cluse Hoops and the retaining Bars at the Stem.

Andy

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Finished:WW I Bavarian NCO, Caldercraft HM Bark Endeavour FFG 58 Samuel B Roberts,
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