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This is my contribution to the Engineering GB. I was going to do the Trumpeter S65 Stalinetz but I like the look of this one instead. I haven't started it yet but it looks very nice in the box.

Cheers,
Vincent

Oh nice, i have that underway on the bench.

It's a real beauty to put together. You will love it!

Very nice

I've heard reports of Thunder Model kits being very smelly, I hope this one is an exception?

Philipp

Really?

Mine doesn't smell

Justin Wooding wrote:Oh nice, i have that underway on the bench.

It's a real beauty to put together. You will love it!

It's on the bench Woody? Where are the pics?

Justin Wooding wrote:Really?

Mine doesn't smell

I could say something here but I won't

Vincent

I have all the pics on my phone. I should post em up.

I have done a small mod to the steering you might be interested in doing

Sounds certainly intesting, looking forward so seesome build photos !

Best Regards

Raoul G. Kunz

Justin Wooding wrote:I have all the pics on my phone. I should post em up.

I have done a small mod to the steering you might be interested in doing

Yes, post them for us to see Woody and I'd be interested to see the steering mod too. I plan on having the wheels turned on mine as well.

Vincent

Raoul Kunz wrote:Sounds certainly intesting, looking forward so seesome build photos !

Best Regards

Raoul G. Kunz

I'll post mine as soon as I start it Raoul, which could be this weekend.

Vincent

Vincent, here is a little improvement i did on the steering. This has made it so the front wheels can be turned for a little visual interest. Also i think it makes for better assembly of the parts.

Basically it is a simple case of drilling through the steering arms and axle. I made some pins from stretched sprue. I could have cut brass pins, but i felt the sprue was strong enough. I will glue it all once i find a steering angle i am happy with.






Thought i would get those two photos up at least