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Author Topic: IHMN Prussian armoured Zeppelin, König Friedrich (King Frederick) Class  (Read 4816 times)

Offline Thorwin

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Here we go , my Zepplin is nearly done. I still wait for my 12,5 kg bombs (with yellow cross marking) to add some little surprise and my flight stand is not ready.

« Last Edit: July 04, 2013, 08:05:29 PM by Thorwin »

Offline Mason

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That is well smart, that is!
 8) :-* 8)


Offline The_Beast

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AND, a link added to the 'Aeroneffs, Flyers, and all things airbourne.' sticky, as is right and proper!

Doug

Offline Franz_Josef

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Very nice indeed.

Offline Craig

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What can one say except... Huzzah!!  lol

I've linked this on the IHMN blog.
« Last Edit: July 05, 2013, 05:56:14 AM by Craig »
My sincerest contrafibularities
General Lord Craig Arthur Wellesey Cartmell (ret'd)
https://theministryofgentlemanlywarfare.wordpress.com/

Offline Schrekenstein

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Lovely! I've been toying with making one of these for years, but the problem is always making the balloon part. Can you tell me what you used for this?  :-*

Offline Thorwin

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The balloon part is from the lego adventures airship 5956. Sadly it is very rare to find. The steam engine is from a corgi Stephenson’s Rocket and the other parts are from an atlantis toy submarine. The cockpit is from brigade games vsf and the miniatures are from pulp figures germans. The rest are auhagen model train parts and plastic cards.

Offline Schrekenstein

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Thank you for the reply - I keep looking for a toy or similar with the right shape & size. One day!

Offline Ebonstar

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This is...incredible!


Offline The_Beast

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Didn't recognize the 'bag' at first; should have spotted the pop off tail first glance, don't you know.

Really? You painted over the face? Shocking!  lol

I shall always be sorry I didn't keep some of the first generation of two litre soft drink bottles. Nicely rounded bottoms would have made fine bag snouts.

I had dozens, once. I had this weird idea that I could make a 'raft of bubbles' out of them.

Doug

Offline Traveler Man

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Very nice work!  :-*
"It's amusing, it's amazing, and it's never twice the same: It's the salt of true adventure, and the glamour of the game."

Talbot Mundy, The Ivory Trail.

http://ajstable.blogspot.com
http://hetzenberg.blogspot.com

 

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