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Benevolens Magister
Excellent work Bernd, it looks superb. The bike brings back memories too; a girl friend of mine had one, in the mid 1970s, until I took it for a low-level flight into a ploughed field !
„Volksjäger“ (people fighter) Heinkel He 162 in 1:32 scale
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snokri
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Thank you very much to everybody.
I am glad you like the model so well untill now. There still are many interesting sections to come.
I am glad you like the MZ too . The motorcycle is my love, besides my woman.
I am glad you like the model so well untill now. There still are many interesting sections to come.
I am glad you like the MZ too . The motorcycle is my love, besides my woman.
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Just a small point (not at all a criticism) but I'm sure you meant scalpel, scapula is tha Latin name for the shoulder blade!
And welcome!
Interesting bike you got there....
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snokri
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snokri
Airman
Complete with headrest and back cushion:
Backside with release machinery:
Some more details:
The rear Cockpit bulkhead:
Seat mounted to the bulkhead. The harness is cheap masking tape colored in Revell 89 with aftermarket knuckles-from Extratech.
A light washing finished the harness.
Backside with release machinery:
Some more details:
The rear Cockpit bulkhead:
Seat mounted to the bulkhead. The harness is cheap masking tape colored in Revell 89 with aftermarket knuckles-from Extratech.
A light washing finished the harness.
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Benevolens Magister
Excellent - superb work !
WOW, that is brilliant
Crimea_River
Marshal
Absolutely stunning. The leather is the most realistic depiction I've ever seen.
Looks great!
Wow...does look rather nice!
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snokri
Airman
Hello folks,
many thanks for the nice words.
many thanks for the nice words.
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snokri
Airman
Some remarks about the fuselage:
I had to make some quick decisions.
I cut off the nose cone because I wanted to show the details of the inner front wheel gear. Better you do this by scribing. If you cut through at the groove as by Revells manual you will destroy the cover panels of the canon channels. On the real thing this was a thin steel sheet which overlapped the nose cone.
The workstation of the pilot:
I scraped off the details on the side walls and did new ones from plastic sheet. After this I built new details.
I had to make some quick decisions.
I cut off the nose cone because I wanted to show the details of the inner front wheel gear. Better you do this by scribing. If you cut through at the groove as by Revells manual you will destroy the cover panels of the canon channels. On the real thing this was a thin steel sheet which overlapped the nose cone.
The workstation of the pilot:
I scraped off the details on the side walls and did new ones from plastic sheet. After this I built new details.
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Benevolens Magister
Very nicely done.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Looking very good.
fam43
Senior Airman
Hi Bernd,
this is almost a scratchbuilt model.
this is almost a scratchbuilt model.
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snokri
Airman
hello folks,
thank you very much.
thank you very much.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Nice!
