BR-52 '28mm' Locomotive

[potter666]

I for one am truly overwhelmed at the quality-I got mine this morning and have just sat staring at it and finding new bits of details every now and again.
The pics Shaun has posted do no do it justice-Hats off to all involved in this fantastic project.
Now then, anyone else involved almost daunted at the thought of putting it all together and painting it, like I am?

[redzed]

Extreme Modelling 19 has a how to on the 1/35 version.

LINK

[Michi]

Now then, anyone else involved almost daunted at the thought of putting it all together and painting it, like I am?

Authentic livery of the actual engine:

http://www.youtube.com/v/hGeIIfSmdYk?fs=1&hl=de_DE

[Calimero]

I would like to have one… but, then, I would need a typhoon to blow it up!

[jtrnka]

I would like to have one… but, then, I would need a typhoon to blow it up!

That can be arranged 

[eastern barbarian]

how much is it by the way?

[jtrnka]

how much is it by the way?

It's $130.00 CAD plus postage.

Jeff @ JTFM

[jtrnka]

Here are a few pics of a painted version of our baby.

Cheers,

Jeff








 

[Michi]

That looks really awesome!
Two points that I personally do not appreciate though, if you allow me to remark, are the big wind plates (don´t know the correct Eglish term) beside the smoke box. They do not look the usual way and I feel only a few of the Kriegslokomotiven had these at all. The other are the national markings, because the engines were never owned by the military even though in Wehrmacht service, they remained Reichsbahn and should therefore bear their serial number instead. Please don´t consider thi an offence, I just want to add a bit of history.

[Ramirez Noname]

Yeap, that sure is one fine locomotive

for Michi - "smoke deflectors"

Ramirez

[redzed]

Smoke deflectors were used and this version has them.
Swastikas were used extensively above the serial markings, I expect Jeff used the 'cross' instead as it's less aggro.

[Michi]

Smoke deflectors were used and this version has them.
Swastikas were used extensively above the serial markings, I expect Jeff used the 'cross' instead as it's less aggro.

Smoke deflectors, well thanks! It´s true, you displayed the Austrian made version from WLF judged by those and the distinctive tender. The swastikas were indeed present in an oak leaf crest in the eagle´s claws above the serial number.

[OSHIROmodels]

That looks great with a lick of paint on 

Any chance of a few close up shots to show off the detail a bit more?

cheers

James