atic: 1:35 Bronco XXIII with interior

[Das Boot]

I can only only imagine what the future holds for 3D display models.

[DrSchmidt]

Thanks folks. There was little to none info about that storage space. So this is the realm of my fantasy. It's not finished yet. A bit more cargo and the ladder to climb down are still missing.

[Das Boot]

If the inside is this good, the outside should be something to behold.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

The details you are adding to your build are amazing and really bring it all to life. My hats off to you sir! Great stuff!

Yeah, Nick. The good Doctor had me entranced with his radio-shack. But, the dry-goods space, adjacent the battery well.... That blew me away! So much like the spaces on submarines and ships I served on. I found myself looking for rat droppings and bugs -- the display is that good!

[Monahan Steam Models]

The details you are adding to your build are amazing and really bring it all to life. My hats off to you sir! Great stuff!

[DrSchmidt]

Little update...the racks in the storage compartment below the torpedo tubes are loaded:

[DrSchmidt]

I cant't even remember my own name without caffeine... :D

[Monahan Steam Models]

The finished result of the battery painting looks great. You must have done it without any caffeine in your system. Tedious work.

[goshawk823]

Looking good David!

That had to be a very special day for you!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

Wow David...you've had that torpedo tattoo for a long assed time.

[DrSchmidt]

The most repetitive part of this built is done....the batteries are painted. Next will be cabling and ventilation piping....

[MFR1964]

That's true, but if you short the busbar, it will give some nice firework, touching a busbar won't hurt you, even making connection with your body between two busbars won't give much trouble, as you stated, your body resistance is much too high to cause problems.

Manfred.

[DrSchmidt]

Guys, DC is more dangerous as AC, if you short a battery, you have a inferno, when you do this and the end you've got 120 Volts DC, and a massive current wil fry you, probably shoes left only.
Just my two cents.

Manfred.

I agree, if you short a high power battery, it'll burn. But at 120 V your body won't be very effective at shorting a battery. 120V are potentially deadly but you're body has quite a high resistance.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Looking good David!

That had to be a very special day for you!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

followed by a drunken whirl that lasted three days. Ah... Duval Street! (Thank God for penicillin!)

[rwtdiver]

Of course, you're right.

But, in my own defense, I was a dumb-ass kid who had just cross-decked from a Tender. I was regarded as only a new non-qualified-play toy to be ****ed with mercilessly till I got the smarts (it took me nine-long-months) to get a set of Dolphins slammed into my chest.

Looking good David!

That had to be a very special day for you!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

[MFR1964]

Guys, DC is more dangerous as AC, if you short a battery, you have a inferno, when you do this and the end you've got 120 Volts DC, and a massive current wil fry you, probably shoes left only.
Just my two cents.

Manfred.