Wonderful Tobias! I can only imagine the pile of sawdust!
POF La Palme (L'Amarante) Corvette 1744 1:36 (Ancre Monograph) by Tobias
Looks very good.
She shows het lines more and more, Tobias. Nice sanding progress.
Regards, Peter
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Thank you, yes Uwe she is sexy and Paul the sawdust was neat.
Thank you, yes Uwe she is sexy and Paul the sawdust was neat.
Thank you Mic, the yellow strap is from Tamiya, Aster and comes in different widths. Our little mouse is doing great, at the moment she is in the middle of puberty, only crazy in the head.
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A small update towards the interior design. For comparison, the first time a 1 cent coin.
Tobi, I love the washers and square bolts. Every detail attended to!
And the little hatch
Thank you Paul, the diameter of the washer is 1.5mm
An excellent method to do washers. Always wonder how many talented people are across the globe. Just because of such people, I learn every day! 
Witaj
Jestem ciekawy w jaki sposób i czym robiłeś podkładki. Piękna praca pozdrawiam Mirek
Hello
I'm curious how and what you made the pads. Beautiful work, greetings Mirek
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Hallo Tobias, a very nice and clean solution you have found, looks very elegant, even if later you do not see that it exists, but you know it, that's the point. Saubere Sache das.
The bolts with the heads are looking extremely good - which tool did you use to prepare the washer?
I guess first the inside hole and afterwards the outside ring.....
just my subjective taste:
the "nailing" of the hatch cover is maybe a little bit too much (what I mean are too much nails for this small cover) - it is looking like a french nailed gunport-lid - is it wooden nails or metal? which diameter?
I guess first the inside hole and afterwards the outside ring.....
just my subjective taste:
the "nailing" of the hatch cover is maybe a little bit too much (what I mean are too much nails for this small cover) - it is looking like a french nailed gunport-lid - is it wooden nails or metal? which diameter?
Thank you very much for your interest.
I would like to answer or explain a couple of questions.
Mirek and Uwe I bought punches from Amazon with which I drive the discs out of the brass sheet. First I punch the sheet metal lightly, then I drill the hole and then I punch it out completely.
Here is the link to Amazon
So now to the hatch Uwe, yes, it almost looks like a gunport, but it is correct, there are two layers of boards offset by 90 degrees, with the lower layer of boards being smaller to fit into the chamfer. The nails are made of wood and are 0.4 mm thick.
I hope I was able to answer all questions and thoughts.
I would like to answer or explain a couple of questions.
Adi yes you are partly right that you can't see it later, but I would like to always remove three frames to see better the inside, i.e. open it.Hallo Tobias, a very nice and clean solution you have found, looks very elegant, even if later you do not see that it exists, but you know it, that's the point. Saubere Sache das.
Mirek and Uwe I bought punches from Amazon with which I drive the discs out of the brass sheet. First I punch the sheet metal lightly, then I drill the hole and then I punch it out completely.
Here is the link to Amazon
So now to the hatch Uwe, yes, it almost looks like a gunport, but it is correct, there are two layers of boards offset by 90 degrees, with the lower layer of boards being smaller to fit into the chamfer. The nails are made of wood and are 0.4 mm thick.
I hope I was able to answer all questions and thoughts.
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