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Boeing 307 StratolinerNew: 1 June, 15:16 1:72
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Project: Boeing S-307/SB-307B Stratoliner
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Roland Sachsenhofer
A little filling here, a little sanding there.... and everything will be fine.
A little filling here, a little sanding there.... and everything will be fine.
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All comments (7) » 8 31 May, 08:58
Roland Sachsenhofer
The fuselage halves are now together - the accuracy of fit remains excellent...
The fuselage halves are now together - the accuracy of fit remains excellent...
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Roland Sachsenhofer
...and here too. One point I'm struggling with is the longitudinal seam, which results from the construction of the cabin/engine cowling from two half shells.
...and here too. One point I'm struggling with is the longitudinal seam, which results from the construction of the cabin/engine cowling from two half shells.
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Roland Sachsenhofer
The first construction photos after priming in glossy black clearly show that a lot still needs to be done here!
The first construction photos after priming in glossy black clearly show that a lot still needs to be done here!
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All comments (16) » 36 29 February, 19:15
Roland Sachsenhofer
How pleased I am that you like the NASA F-18! Thank you all for your words and your likes!
How pleased I am that you like the NASA F-18! Thank you all for your words and your likes!
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De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito "Passenger Transport"
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All comments (28) » 15 11 February 2014, 07:49
Roland Sachsenhofer
Thank you very much Clifford! and to everyone for the "likes", mates!
Thank you very much Clifford! and to everyone for the "likes", mates!
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All comments (27) » 56 13 April, 15:56
Roland Sachsenhofer
Hello mates, I am deeply impressed and very pleased with your feedback! You can of course imagine how such interested and appreciative feedback can spur you on and make you a little proud. Thank you all for your interest and appreciation!
Hello mates, I am deeply impressed and very pleased with your feedback! You can of course imagine how such interested and appreciative feedback can spur you on and make you a little proud. Thank you all for your interest and appreciation!
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De Havilland DH 98 Mosquito FB Mk.VI Passenger Transporter
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All comments (54) » 23 25 April 2015, 15:56
Roland Sachsenhofer
Thank you very much, mates! I am delighted that you have dug up this "oldie". When I see it freshly unearthed, I'm surprised once again at how unusual this construction was!
Thank you very much, mates! I am delighted that you have dug up this "oldie". When I see it freshly unearthed, I'm surprised once again at how unusual this construction was!
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Saab SK 60A Pilot Replicas 1:48 von Roland Sachsen
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Consolidated B-24 Liberator GR.Mk.VI
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All comments (74) » 115 4 December 2023, 20:01
Rogerio Marczak
Hi Roland. Excellent job on a massive kit. I have the same kit, and you mentioned elsewhere that a company is now producing replacement clear parts for the turrets. Would you mind sharing which company? I think I cannot live with those seams... Thank you, and congratulations.
Hi Roland. Excellent job on a massive kit. I have the same kit, and you mentioned elsewhere that a company is now producing replacement clear parts for the turrets. Would you mind sharing which company? I think I cannot live with those seams... Thank you, and congratulations.
21 March, 03:20
Roland Sachsenhofer
Hi Rogerio, thanks for your words, I appreciate them! Look, if you follow this link here on scalemates, you will come to the aftermarket manufacturer mentioned:
MPC 5800-5 Tail Turret for B..d War Studio CWS32006, 1:32)
Hi Rogerio, thanks for your words, I appreciate them! Look, if you follow this link here on scalemates, you will come to the aftermarket manufacturer mentioned:
MPC 5800-5 Tail Turret for B..d War Studio CWS32006, 1:32)
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All comments (33) » 44 19 February, 17:53
Zbynek Honzik
Great result, Roland! And really nicely photographed. You have my admiration for finishing this kit so nicely. 👏👏👏
I just have one technical comment, especially if you want to build Z-37 from Eduard.
All Bumblebees Z-37 or even Z-137 had a front transparent part of the cockpit made of a single piece of bent Plexiglass. There was no paint at the bend between the front rectangular section and the side triangular sections. Behind the clear Plexiglas, the tubes that supported the cockpit roof were visible and were the color of the interior. I am attaching here a link to a photo which should make it clear what I mean:
planespotters.net/ph..titled-let-z-37-melk
Even the masks from Eduard are wrong and can be misinterpreted that in bending you need to paint the column in the livery color. Try to find more photos. And fingers crossed with the other builds. It's a pleasure to watch all your threads and topics. 👍
Great result, Roland! And really nicely photographed. You have my admiration for finishing this kit so nicely. 👏👏👏
I just have one technical comment, especially if you want to build Z-37 from Eduard.
All Bumblebees Z-37 or even Z-137 had a front transparent part of the cockpit made of a single piece of bent Plexiglass. There was no paint at the bend between the front rectangular section and the side triangular sections. Behind the clear Plexiglas, the tubes that supported the cockpit roof were visible and were the color of the interior. I am attaching here a link to a photo which should make it clear what I mean:
planespotters.net/ph..titled-let-z-37-melk
Even the masks from Eduard are wrong and can be misinterpreted that in bending you need to paint the column in the livery color. Try to find more photos. And fingers crossed with the other builds. It's a pleasure to watch all your threads and topics. 👍
18 March, 22:26
Roland Sachsenhofer
Hello Zbynek! Thank you for this great tip! The pictures in your link show exactly what you mentioned - and prevent me from repeating the mistake - I look forward to applying your good advice to the two "Bumblebees" soon. Thank you for your words!
Hello Zbynek! Thank you for this great tip! The pictures in your link show exactly what you mentioned - and prevent me from repeating the mistake - I look forward to applying your good advice to the two "Bumblebees" soon. Thank you for your words!
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All comments (25) » 39 14 February, 18:07
Nick Dragone
Thank you. I have a few display cabinets now and like the idea of rotating the pieces !
Thank you. I have a few display cabinets now and like the idea of rotating the pieces !
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All comments (5) » 16 12 February, 18:57
bughunter
You will definitely more table space at the next exhibitions for your big scale projects! Will be a pleasure to see such nice models 👍
You will definitely more table space at the next exhibitions for your big scale projects! Will be a pleasure to see such nice models 👍
19 February, 17:57
Roland Sachsenhofer
Well.... that can't be denied 🙂 The anticipation is all mine - for your nice models!
Well.... that can't be denied 🙂 The anticipation is all mine - for your nice models!
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All comments (68) » 16 31 May 2018, 13:34
Bernd Grün
Like always an outstanding build, Roland! 👌👌👌 How did you make the cover of the instrument panel on picture 7 ?
Like always an outstanding build, Roland! 👌👌👌 How did you make the cover of the instrument panel on picture 7 ?
23 January, 13:26
Roland Sachsenhofer
Thank you very much! I can't remember exactly, but there are really only two possibilities: either a piece of painted Tamiya masking tape - which I like to do - or a thin metal foil, like you find as a seal on champagne bottles and the like. (Not that I always have a champagne bottle at the ready in the modelling workshop... ! 🙂
Thank you very much! I can't remember exactly, but there are really only two possibilities: either a piece of painted Tamiya masking tape - which I like to do - or a thin metal foil, like you find as a seal on champagne bottles and the like. (Not that I always have a champagne bottle at the ready in the modelling workshop... ! 🙂
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All comments (5) » 18 18 January, 19:46
Jörg Schäfer
This ball tower is wonderful. It would also fit very well in my Death Star diorama. 😋
You are right, some sub-assemblies are worth not simply being installed.
This ball tower is wonderful. It would also fit very well in my Death Star diorama. 😋
You are right, some sub-assemblies are worth not simply being installed.
20 January, 12:16
Roland Sachsenhofer
Great idea, Jörg! Thank you for the appreciative words, I'm glad about your comment!
Great idea, Jörg! Thank you for the appreciative words, I'm glad about your comment!
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