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WW1 Uboat model needed - large static model commission
WW1 Uboat model needed - large static model commission
Just received this via the website. Anyone interested in tackling this job should contact Jonathan directly at the email or phone number listed below]The following information was recevied on March 14, 2005:
Bumping this back up to the top of the list again. I just spoke with the company doing up the exhibit for the museum in Kansas, and they're hoping to get a model either put together or commissioned as soon as possible.
The museum is scheduled to open in November of '06. A German design of WW1 is preferred.
Any interested parties can contact the party listed above at their earliest convenience.
Does anyone know of an off-the-shelf supplier of accurate WW1 submarine model kits?
The Nautilus Drydocks - Exceptional Products for the World of R/C Submarines - www.nautilusdrydocks.com
I wrote to them awhile back and they told me they'd get back to me. As far as I know there isn't a kit of this boat. I told them it would have to be scratch built.
I'm hoping. I'd love to do the job. And thanks for posting as always.
hey bob the builder
thanks for posting the want ad I put a bid in for the job and suggested that a U53 class be used in two differant scales
for those intereasted in a carreer in this field go here it is well worth the look and membership dues https://www.modelmakers.org/default.lasso
Gee's. I didn't even get a call back. 30 years of visual effects work in Hollywood never seems to work anymore for me.
I've built more models than most of you have been alive in years! LOL!
Oh well. Good luck Boat builder. Go get em.
Now I get to go back to work for the History Channel doing more of those silly UFO shows. It wouldn't be so bad if they had me build real models but it's all CGI these days. Building models in the computer just isn't the same. And UFO's? BORRING!
Now I get to go back to work for the History Channel doing more of those silly UFO shows. It wouldn't be so bad if they had me build real models but it's all CGI these days. Building models in the computer just isn't the same. And UFO's? BORRING!
Steve
[color=#000000]That explains the Testors UFO model box in one of your pics of your Seawolf!
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