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Beautiful craftsmanship. Did you make them?
-Jeff
-Jeff
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No, unfortunately such skill is not available to me. I ordered these guns from a master who had already made a gun for my model of the English T-Class boatComment
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In addition to these two guns with a caliber of 150 mm, two 88 mm guns will be installed on this boat. These guns are ready and are waiting for the hull of the boat to be ready.
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Those 88's are exquisite!
What scale are you building to?
-JeffRohr 1.....Los!Comment
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I am building this model on a scale of 1:35Comment
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Boat deck prototypeComment
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This is how ready-made guns look for my model U-Kreuzer (U-151)Comment
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wow, no that does not describe it, WOW, wait WOWSER! That is so beautiful.....If you can cut, drill, saw, hit things and swear a lot, you're well on the way to building a working model sub.Comment
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I agree. It'll almost be a shame to paint it....
-JeffRohr 1.....Los!Comment
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Just my opinion.
I owuld not paint the gun because it is a work of art.
When anyone ask why I did not paint it, I would respond with, "I have not gotten to it, yet."
Of course after a couple of years, I would have to find another excuse why I have not painted the gun.
I like it as it is.Comment
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...better option: buy 2 and paint one of them!
-JeffRohr 1.....Los!Comment
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Jeff misspoke there, he should have said, buy 3. Paint one, leave one unpainted, send Tom one. LOLIf you can cut, drill, saw, hit things and swear a lot, you're well on the way to building a working model sub.Comment
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I agree, it's just too pretty to paint!
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Okay, I will ask....who makes this gun.
And are there others available?Last edited by Ralph --- SSBN 598; 10-06-2019, 11:47 AM.Comment
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It sure is a nice bit of work what scale are they made in ?Comment
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