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Thanks to you allowing me to publish my photos
Nikitin San Bartolome 1584 A.D. (Kit #35)
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I think it's great that you are willing to share your work. Your input as helped to keep me pointed in the right direction.
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Praticamente è un mega puzzle 3d con minimi aggiustamenti qua e là... Non credo che mi possa dare soddisfazione...pensiero personale..
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Tutto il modellismo è un mega puzzle, dipende dal punto di vista
Above posts translated.
(It's practically a mega 3d puzzle with minimal adjustments here and there... I don't think it can give me satisfaction ... personal thought ..)
(All modeling is a mega puzzle, it depends on the point of view)
I have to agree with @giocomail , all models are Mega Puzzles, some more than others. All the parts for this kit may be precut but they need a LOT of preparation before finally being placed.
Jan
(It's practically a mega 3d puzzle with minimal adjustments here and there... I don't think it can give me satisfaction ... personal thought ..)
(All modeling is a mega puzzle, it depends on the point of view)
I have to agree with @giocomail , all models are Mega Puzzles, some more than others. All the parts for this kit may be precut but they need a LOT of preparation before finally being placed.
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……and, I add, a lot of knowledge of modeling otherwise you don't even know where to get your hands on. Let's make it clear that it's not a LEGO.
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absolutely not, especially the technical onesLet's not underestimate how hard some Lego builds can be
Yup, absolutely correct.absolutely not, especially the technical ones
I really like assembling the Technical ones.
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Beautiful
….Hmmmm May the force be with you Jan…
Assembly of the stand for the San Bartolome.
Another bit of head scratching to put together this little kit, after a little bit of fiddling with the parts.
Assembly of all the parts scheduled for tomorrow (rain all day tomorrow).
Jan
Another bit of head scratching to put together this little kit, after a little bit of fiddling with the parts.
Assembly of all the parts scheduled for tomorrow (rain all day tomorrow).
Jan
Fancy stand... and good job, Jan!
That was a little bit of trial and error getting everything fit (no Pavel cheat sheet in box fort his kit).
Jan
Once you become an expert on this kit, you will release your own 'cheat sheet', then should help others.
Good point, that is why I showed the solution I worked out. The parts look interchangeable but are not. The final test was a complete dry fit.
Jan
Beautifull progress Jan, i love this puzzle that you are working on
Continuation of Post #632. Final dry fit before sanding edges and final gluing.
Jan
Jan
I have to admit this build is a lot of fun to work on. I enjoy having to work out the various build steps. As I've mentioned its a head scratcher at times, but I like how everything comes together eventually.
There are a LOT of planks sitting on my workbench waiting their turn to be placed. I took @giocomail advice and I'm waiting for 60 Watt soldering irons to arrive. My 30 Watt irons just didn't get hot enough. The planks are 2.5mm thick and trying to use heat to set glue at the bow was not going well.
Jan
Continuation of post #638. Ships Stand.
The final test fit. Yup, I'm getting kind of paranoid. I'm not doing any gluing until all the parts fit.
I like this. I think I'm going to have a "grand time" convincing the Admiral that the final product should be on display on the dining room table (I think I saw that example somewhere on SOS). Heck, we only use that table a couple of times year
Jan
The final test fit. Yup, I'm getting kind of paranoid. I'm not doing any gluing until all the parts fit.
I like this. I think I'm going to have a "grand time" convincing the Admiral that the final product should be on display on the dining room table (I think I saw that example somewhere on SOS). Heck, we only use that table a couple of times year
Jan
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