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Nice new shed Scott. Enough room for the chopper? Could you tell me the inner diameter that is most constant and how long it would be? Maybe a candidate for a ZB-2?
Dave.
Hi Dave. Its 81mm diameter (just like a good mortar) and around 750mm at that diameter befor the aft and bow tapers.
I do not know you, but I am also looking forward to your work on this project! Very interesting!
Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"
Scott is one of those fearless model-builders who is, in every sense of the term, a 'scratch builder'; he has a firm, practical grasp of basic and advanced techniques and has applied them well over the years. It has been my pleasure to collaborate with Scott on several project, which include a 1/96 ALBACORE, and 1/96 Soviet era submarines.
Here's a look at some of the 'kits' Scott has passed along to friends:
Scott's just done a few rounds with Mr C. But, through the mirical (and I mean that!) of modern science, he's back on his feet ... bloodied and a bit woobly, but still swinging.
The flame that burns twice as bright, burns half as long.
Maybe you got my request wrong.Actually i am wondering when the kit will be purchaseable via Drydock's. To my knowledge, you got the November tool set from Scott, David, and would finish the job. So are there updates to it?
Maybe you got my request wrong.Actually i am wondering when the kit will be purchaseable via Drydock's. To my knowledge, you got the November tool set from Scott, David, and would finish the job. So are there updates to it?
Jörg
I would do so only with Scott's permission. I have not been able to proceed with any other work than the MSD's as there is a surprisingly high number of units being sold at this time.
Money making work first. Fun work a poor second. I have not touched a play-toy in months.
I would do so only with Scott's permission. I have not been able to proceed with any other work than the MSD's as there is a surprisingly high number of units being sold at this time.
Money making work first. Fun work a poor second. I have not touched a play-toy in months.
David
Go for it Mate. I love the way you took that Albacore thing of mine and made it into a beautiful thing; far supassing anything that I could have done with it. Same goes for the November; mine is a rough beginning and truth to tell, its not really up to scratch as a saleable item. (It means that Dave has to literally start again on the entire hull, finish off the appendages and other detail items. Its a big job but what a great boat it will be when he's finished.
So its up to you guys to badger him into getting it done!
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