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17 cm Kanone 18 Matterhorn
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Share View full thread with 18 commentsChristian Meyerhoff Welches Treffen? Das letzte mal war ich auf Wangerooge bei Holger und all den anderen Spezialisten. Das war schön!
14. March 2013 at 20:18:07
Mike Kryza Bei unserem "klitzekleinen" Stammtisch im Süden der Republik
- Ja ja - und Wangerooge - da streust Du Salz in offene Wunden... - wären gerne dabei gewesen. Marina und ich hoffen das wir das beim nächsten Mal schaffen. Aber jetzt ist erst mal die Ausstellung zu Pfingsten in Munster angepeilt.
14. March 2013 at 20:28:56
Steve Wilson I say, that's a big one. Not as big as "Big Bertha" though!!! Longer, but a lot thinner as well... Here's a pic of "Big Bertha":
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Mike Kryza ...but you can move the "Matterhorn" a little bit better!
14. March 2013 at 20:34:04
14. March 2013 at 20:39:43
Steve Wilson Now why would you want to move the "Matterhorn"???
What's the MATTERWITH where it is???
14. March 2013 at 20:44:32
Mike Kryza Vielleicht können wir uns kurzschließen. Melde mich da noch bei Dir (Panzer und eine Ausstellung = einfach geil!)
14. March 2013 at 20:44:42
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Share Frank Krause Great job, Ingmar! You mastered that "pin mark attack" very well! I'm curios for the finals!
13. February 2013 at 22:07:42
Ingmar Stöhr added a new photoalbum.
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Share Markus Kutsch Wow,what a Monster.Clean build,the sinkmarks are a real pity.
5. November 2012 at 20:08:06
Ingmar Stöhr They are! But I'm realy thinking about getting another one, ore maybe the 21cm mortar... fascinating monsters they are!
5. November 2012 at 20:11:22
Mike Kryza Hallo Ingmar - leg doch mal ein Streichholz zum Vergleich daneben... - Sieht aber jetzt schon gigantisch aus.
14. December 2012 at 17:21:53
Steve Wilson Ahhhh!! yes the dreaded ejector pin marks, always in the wrong place as well, or in an awkward position, as are some those little blighters. Thin pallet knife is useful here with thinned milliput, or other modeling putty, cellulose thinners is best... Keep going Ingmar your doing fine!!!
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Share Ingmar StöhrIt comes with lands and grooves, but only for the first 10mm. Also the hole is only 12mm deep.
8. November 2012 at 22:04:25
Share Ingmar Stöhr added a new photoalbum.
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Share Frank Krause This is surely an interesting project. What are your plans for it? In firing or in towing position? May I follow, since I've got the same ahead of me?
4. November 2012 at 22:38:13
Ingmar Stöhr Shure you may follow. Maybe it will give me the necessary motivation to finish this project. I allready started it about 1 1/2 years ago. There were quiet some difficulties and I also moved to another town inbetween. At the Moment I'm preparing some pictures and try to figure out this site...
5. November 2012 at 19:10:57
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Holger Kranich If you need motivation, I'll be in too! That's an interesting subject, I'd like to see more like Frank!
5. November 2012 at 19:40:20
Ingmar Stöhr Is there any way, to add more text to the pictures? I put so much time in finding out some errors and changing the suspension to correctly depict the gun in firing mode, that I'd realy like to write it down. Like in a full build report or something like that...
5. November 2012 at 20:09:06
Ingmar Stöhr As you clearly can see, it is shown in firing mode. I'm yet a bit undecided on the colour, but I'm leaning towards Panzergrau. And at first it will yust be put on a wooden base with a figure and maybe some shells for size comparison. I'd realy like to make a big diorama out of it, but that will have to wait since a firing mission would need so much personel and tools and... but as I'm writing this, there might be an interesting idea... I'll have to seach a picture...
5. November 2012 at 20:22:08
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