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    #31
    Well for the raiñl I used a very thin plain wire, that I use to also make chikenwire for my 1/6 helmets, I dont know how to detal the size or brand, but you can get it at a hardare store, make sure you cut a pieze and soack it in vinegar to get rid of the shinny new lokk to it

    the wire I used for the comunication wire I got at a local market, and has a nice twist in miniature, excelent, will see tonight when i get home if there is a brand i can give you, as it is perfect for the model!!

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      #32
      Originally posted by Jaime Sadurni View Post
      Well for the raiñl I used a very thin plain wire, that I use to also make chikenwire for my 1/6 helmets, I dont know how to detal the size or brand, but you can get it at a hardare store, make sure you cut a pieze and soack it in vinegar to get rid of the shinny new lokk to it

      the wire I used for the comunication wire I got at a local market, and has a nice twist in miniature, excelent, will see tonight when i get home if there is a brand i can give you, as it is perfect for the model!!
      Thank you for the infos Jaime, I've just started my model today.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Anubisz View Post
        Thank you for the infos Jaime, I've just started my model today.
        Open a thread with your project, good tips can fall in

        So waht scale and U boat Type did you decided to go for??

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          #34
          Originally posted by Jaime Sadurni View Post
          Open a thread with your project, good tips can fall in

          So waht scale and U boat Type did you decided to go for??

          I will open one later, when can post more pictures.
          I started a 1:144 because didn't found a 1:72.
          VIIC model.

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            #35
            Originally posted by Anubisz View Post
            I will open one later, when can post more pictures.
            I started a 1:144 because didn't found a 1:72.
            VIIC model.
            the thing abpout that scale is that is eassier to put together, handle nad paint, but its a good model to start with, in this case I dont know if the wire I have will look good in that scale, but what you can do is this:

            Grab a piece of the plastic that is left once you take away the parts, get a lighter, warm it up untill a little flame starts blow it off nad then stretch, dont do it to hard or you will tare it apart, but as it begins to cool you will be able to control the thicknes of it, and get it to match the scale.

            Then pait it gun metal and there you go

            Also get as much picutres of the boat you want to make, lok at the details of the U boat type, also the years of the war you are protraying and the the are wher it operated, a u boat for the mediterranen will vary in paint scheem form one in the indian ocena or one in the north altantic,

            also the the VII C had modifications added during the war years, nothing wose that do a model that is not historicaly acurate.

            With all the info on the web you shuold have enough, also pick a boat and get photos of it and try to paint the tower embelm

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              #36
              Well, i have thin copper cables for wire I will paint that one.
              The model is a C/41 Atlantic version.
              Now I have the following colours:granite gray,dust gray,steel(metallic)+antrachite,light grey,rust,fiery red.
              So the U-boat will be a dark one, maybe U998 (1943).Don't know yet.
              This type wasn't so succesful.

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                #37
                Nicely done...and realistic...
                Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just don't dare express themselves as we did. Quote - Sophie Scholl - White Rose resistance group

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                  #38
                  A little up date and now I can say i am finished, I know its not entirely accurate, but we could say they are close to port and havent rasied the victory penants but have displayed the kreigs flag........







                  I just couldnt resist to put that flag there........

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                    #39
                    Excellent , thanks Jaimie , you have a great eye and attention to detail , not to mention a steady hand !

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                      #40
                      Thanks for your coments....

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                        #41
                        Very nicely done. Jacques

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                          #42
                          Dawn in the Atlantic:









                          Nightfall:






















                          Just fooling arownd with the camera.....

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                            #43
                            nice photography....

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                              #44
                              Thanks

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                                #45
                                Looks really good - love the weathering

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