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1/48 scale U-Boat U230 [Part 1] Options
Sticky Wickett
#1481 Posted : 09 November 2017 09:18:36

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Various saucepans, a frying pan and a kettle. Again, items for the galley.
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#1482 Posted : 09 November 2017 09:20:02

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That concludes this weeks short update.

Thanks for looking in, have a great a weekend and happy modelling.BigGrin

Regards,
Phil W.
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#1483 Posted : 09 November 2017 09:23:39

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The painted hull looks great. I`m looking forward to watching you filling those compartments with life!
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#1484 Posted : 09 November 2017 09:28:08

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DaDokta wrote:
The painted hull looks great. I`m looking forward to watching you filling those compartments with life!


Thank you Walter!Cool Me too on the detailing front. There's lots to do before I start filling those saucepans with potatoes.LOL

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#1485 Posted : 09 November 2017 11:38:34

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Looks great PhilBigGrin like the white metal partsDrool i`m going to spray mine with the Halfords with plastic primer first on the interiorBigGrin i`m waiting on my final delivery Cool regards PhilCool
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#1486 Posted : 09 November 2017 12:11:03

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Blimey - !
That's a BIG beastie!

Looking really great - it will be amazing when you fill it with 'bits'.

Roy.
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#1487 Posted : 09 November 2017 12:35:50

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tigerace wrote:
Looks great PhilBigGrin like the white metal partsDrool i`m going to spray mine with the Halfords with plastic primer first on the interiorBigGrin i`m waiting on my final delivery Cool regards PhilCool



Thanks Phil!Cool Your final delivery must very soon I would of thought? Bet you can't wait when that day comes eh?

The reason I chose to hand-paint the interior[s] was to save all the kerfuffle of masking off the entire boat. Plus, with all the angles, nooks and crannies, brushing meant I could get into all of those awkward areas, albeit with several coats!Blink

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#1488 Posted : 09 November 2017 12:37:53

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roymattblack wrote:
Blimey - !
That's a BIG beastie!

Looking really great - it will be amazing when you fill it with 'bits'.

Roy.


Thanks for looking in Roy!Cool Yes, can't wait to start the scratch building and super detailing of the compartments. There's a way to go first before I get to that stage.Cool

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#1489 Posted : 09 November 2017 12:58:40

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Wow, nice to see you already onto doing some detailing. I look forward to some more soon.BigGrin

Mark
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#1490 Posted : 09 November 2017 14:49:08

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Markwarren wrote:
Wow, nice to see you already onto doing some detailing. I look forward to some more soon.BigGrin

Mark


Thanks Mark!Cool Just fleshing out the compartments with colour at the moment to give me a 'blank canvas' to work from.

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Phil W.BigGrin
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#1491 Posted : 15 November 2017 12:53:24

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Hi Phil.
Nice work on the compartments. some great touches with the spanners and frying pans. look forward to seeing the next update. Ian Cool BigGrin Drool
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#1492 Posted : 15 November 2017 17:50:56

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ian smith wrote:
Hi Phil.
Nice work on the compartments. some great touches with the spanners and frying pans. look forward to seeing the next update. Ian Cool BigGrin Drool


Thank you Ian!Cool I personally love all of the miniature fixtures and fittings. Bit of a way to go before I start adding them though!

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Phil W.
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#1493 Posted : 15 November 2017 18:22:28

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Really like all those little extras. Its going to look really good once you get all of those in place.

Now the question is what would they have fried in a frying pan on a German boat? Would it be eggs and bacon Confused
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#1494 Posted : 16 November 2017 08:51:49

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birdaj2 wrote:
Really like all those little extras. Its going to look really good once you get all of those in place.

Now the question is what would they have fried in a frying pan on a German boat? Would it be eggs and bacon Confused


Good question Tony! Eggs and bacon or frankfurter and sauerkraut?LOL

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#1495 Posted : 16 November 2017 08:55:30

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Good morning from 'The Dockyard'.

After a long weekend in the New Forest, which was a very nice short break, I have only managed a couple of evenings on my U230 U-boat. But what I did manage to do is complete the painting of the torpedo compartment.

The attached photo shows the lower grey banding painted, masking tape still in place.
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#1496 Posted : 16 November 2017 08:57:43

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I then decided that this shade of grey was too dark and re-painted it in a lighter shade that better suits the interior. Four coats were required to get an even coat. The attached photo shows the painting stage mid-way through.
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#1497 Posted : 16 November 2017 09:01:00

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Once the final coat was finished I peeled back the masking tape and spent a bit of time touching in the edges with various shades of grey and also white to get clean, sharp lines.
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#1498 Posted : 16 November 2017 09:01:36

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Torpedo compartment painting completed.
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#1499 Posted : 16 November 2017 09:02:07

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Looking towards the torpedo tube area.
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Similar to last week, I have included photos of a selection of fittings and detailing parts with which to enhance the different compartments.

The attached photo shows a white metal anchor. It's in 1/43 scale [7mm for railway buffs] and is ever so slightly too large. With a bit of filing and cutting I can reduce it down to 1/48 scale to suit the boat.
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