1?st Annual Scalemates Meeting 2013 Wangerooge
Opmerkingen
11 February 2013, 18:50
Holger Kranich
I love to had the possibility to see it grow, live! Great job on the pe's! It was a pleasure to have a look over your shoulder!
Thank you again for being here!!!
I love to had the possibility to see it grow, live! Great job on the pe's! It was a pleasure to have a look over your shoulder!
Thank you again for being here!!!
11 February 2013, 19:10
Frank Krause
Wheels fixed and one side of the tracks asembled. 55 links per side and each needs to be corrected...
Wheels fixed and one side of the tracks asembled. 55 links per side and each needs to be corrected...
17 February 2013, 21:35
Christian Lehmann
Hi Frank, maybe you should look for a subcontractor to get the tracks reworked. 😉
Hi Frank, maybe you should look for a subcontractor to get the tracks reworked. 😉
17 February 2013, 21:43
Pierre Du Bois
"because I was to busy searching for etching parts under the table.."
sounds familiar...!
"because I was to busy searching for etching parts under the table.."
sounds familiar...!
17 February 2013, 21:47
George Bacon
Beautiful work! The gauges and gun stocks are especially impressive!
Beautiful work! The gauges and gun stocks are especially impressive!
17 February 2013, 21:47
Frank Krause
Tracks are assembled. Continued with some photo-etched parts, but... the smallest ones are fractions of a millimeter. Check out the last photo.
Tracks are assembled. Continued with some photo-etched parts, but... the smallest ones are fractions of a millimeter. Check out the last photo.
24 February 2013, 19:39
Raimondas Ciuplys
These tiny PE parts are a big challenge. But it is half of a pleasure, at least for me 🙂
Excellent work, Frank!
These tiny PE parts are a big challenge. But it is half of a pleasure, at least for me 🙂
Excellent work, Frank!
24 February 2013, 20:01
james johnson
I got sick of trying to find lost parts. Now, I put a white sheet at my feet. I've found PE as small as bolts and such. Increases the odds of finding stuff dramatically. These half tracks look pretty cool. I'd be interested if anyone could repost that video of that Oriental guy who did a half track and scratch built the engine. I want to check out again how he threw those magic tracks together.
I got sick of trying to find lost parts. Now, I put a white sheet at my feet. I've found PE as small as bolts and such. Increases the odds of finding stuff dramatically. These half tracks look pretty cool. I'd be interested if anyone could repost that video of that Oriental guy who did a half track and scratch built the engine. I want to check out again how he threw those magic tracks together.
17 March 2013, 00:55
Frank Krause
@James: Good idea! In my case it must be a big piece of white paper, because I always manage it that the parts don't just drop down, but fly everywhere, where I don't expect it.
I remember that video, but can't find it.
@James: Good idea! In my case it must be a big piece of white paper, because I always manage it that the parts don't just drop down, but fly everywhere, where I don't expect it.
I remember that video, but can't find it.
17 March 2013, 06:27
james johnson
the advantage of the sheet is that the parts don't bounce at all......and they're easy to see............the way that guy through those tracks together was pretty cool as I recall.....and I've got a Dragon Mk IV about to hit the bench with those tracks.
Cool half track you got going on there...I built the well know Tamiya one years ago and a drunk woman collapsed into it and smashed it to pieces..maybe I'll build another and name it after her??
Following this build, love the gray.....
the advantage of the sheet is that the parts don't bounce at all......and they're easy to see............the way that guy through those tracks together was pretty cool as I recall.....and I've got a Dragon Mk IV about to hit the bench with those tracks.
Cool half track you got going on there...I built the well know Tamiya one years ago and a drunk woman collapsed into it and smashed it to pieces..maybe I'll build another and name it after her??
Following this build, love the gray.....
17 March 2013, 06:37
Holger Kranich
Guys have a look at the radio! It's handpainted ( what else?)! Amazing result!
Guys have a look at the radio! It's handpainted ( what else?)! Amazing result!
17 March 2013, 17:01
james johnson
yeah Holger, I was checking that out wondering how it was done. See, these are the little things that Frank picks out that I miss........that's why I'm here, to learn!
yeah Holger, I was checking that out wondering how it was done. See, these are the little things that Frank picks out that I miss........that's why I'm here, to learn!
17 March 2013, 17:03
Holger Kranich
Me too! I had the pleasure to look over his shoulder whilst painting it. He has absolute steady hands, magnifying glasses and unbelievable fine brushes!
I loved watching him paint, I could watching him painting for hours!😢
Me too! I had the pleasure to look over his shoulder whilst painting it. He has absolute steady hands, magnifying glasses and unbelievable fine brushes!
I loved watching him paint, I could watching him painting for hours!😢
17 March 2013, 17:10
Album info
Startet this one during our Scalemates meeting. Only a few photos, because I was to busy searching for etching parts under the table...