today's work

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[redboat219]

What's with the Sharpie?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

What's with the Sharpie?

What's with you ever finishing and operating an r/c submarine?

[ffr2608]

Beautiful work on the screws. They feel very period correct.
Darrin

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Beautiful work on the screws. They feel very period correct.
Darrin

Which... is the objective of the scale-modeling game.

David

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[MFR1964]

Those props David, which scale are they?, i presume they are made for the type VII or type IX

Manfred.

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Those props David, which scale are they?, i presume they are made for the type VII or type IX

Manfred.

Hey, Manfred!

About 1/48 -- Jake has run the numbers on the kit he got second hand and there are annomolies in sub-assembly size which kind of makes this model a 'mixed-bag' concerning scale. Stay tuned. I'll let Jake jump in here on t.

David

[MFR1964]

David, scale 1/48 you say, that is a good scale, not too big and still big enough for the details
Type VII or type IX?

Manfred.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

David, scale 1/48 you say, that is a good scale, not too big and still big enough for the details
Type VII or type IX?

Manfred.

Type-9, but a later variant. I'll ask Jake at tonight's IPMS meeting. My best to you and yours.

David