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Christian M.
PostPosted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 5:36 am 
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bonsoir a tous

Pierre ,yet with all the efforts that I make, to make a resembling model :big_grin:
thank'a lot Christian
today no fof naval ...but of the railway :D indeed there is "some time" I had prepared the locomotive and car for the diorama,but nothing had been completed. now this has been done
in the order ,the locomotive

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then the gondola cars loaded with crates, barrels (red wine for the "cambuse"? ) planks
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some cars are not right, because my background has small undulations;)
see you soon for the next step
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Hi Nicolas,
Looks very nice ... but I thought you will make them moveable with mini electro motor etc. ... :whistle: :rolf_3:

This will become a very impressive diorama for sure! :thumbs_up_1:

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For some reason, I couldn't see your photo's in Turkey Nicolas, but I'm glad at home I can again! :)

Very good rigging technique (I will remember that one!), and excellent train!

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Nicholas my friend, I always enjoy seeing your updates. You always seem to make the most intricate details. Great work. The RICHELIEU is looking quite fantastic sir. I look forward to seeing more. :thumbs_up_1:

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LE BOSCO
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thank a lot guys :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
further work will focus on the Citroën U-23 from "l'arsenal"

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and the Citroën 11 BL always from "l'arsenal"

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the "game" on the U23 beings will redo the tarpaulins with frames ,because on the sheeted models ,I find it too hard and not natural, so I remade
and the U23 and 11 I'll try to hollow out the interior in order to open doors and redo interior just to give life to all..Christian , the steering and the brakes will be operational :big_grin:
see you soon for ne next step :thumbs_up_1:
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looking for next step then .... :smallsmile:
so nice build... :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

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HI Gentlemen
thank's blacman :thumbs_up_1:
progress on my vehicles for the diorama ...in first the interior of the U 23 Citroën military version, have been dug

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ditto for the "traction avant"

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I find it more "alive"

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I took the opportunity to make the U23 civilian versions .in first in "Pinardier" version
the rear platform is remade, passing of wheels rounded, larger headlights,and removing tanks

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an another vesion more classic

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and finally the military version with tarpaulin

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this one will have a complete interior (car door open) .the tarpaulin made of cigarette paper and the structure are in PE surplus

the ready models

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just to give an idea of the size

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I know that is not very maritime and hoped not to get bored .... if that is the case i am sorry
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As always: A dream to watch!

How didi you "dig out" the inside? Milling machine?

And the open door - this means we are to expect a complete interior assembly with moving speed indicator needles?!?

WOW?!?

WOW!?!

WOW!!!

A great admirer of your art, Daniel

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LE BOSCO
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HI Dan

thank you for your kind comment :thumbs_up_1: to answer your question ..yep the interior is "dig out " with a milling cutter for dentist ,but also with jeweler's files, and the razor blade

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the U23 will have just the interior detailled , but the "traction" will have the engine compartment and the engine :-D

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but not speed indicator needles or accelerator pedals or ashtray :wink:
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I love this traction, what a pampering program :-)

WOW!

WOW!!

WOW!!!

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I was missing your pictures....
that's good you'a back :thumbs_up_1:

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Hello gentlemen
thank you both :thumbs_up_1: the " traction " was equipped with its fire wall and engine compartment

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the battery and the radiator are already in place :smallsmile: as you'll see in the next picture, even at 350em it is possible to make detailed models :-D

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thanks to my friend Jean Mahieux I have the doors, engine hood and the the steering wheel in PE the is made in scratch

I promised I come back as soon as possible at naval subjects :wink:
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Words fail me... :woo_hoo:

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That is incredible craftsmanship Nicolas. I suppose your next 'trick' is to make the wheels turn. :worship_1:


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That is incredible craftsmanship Nicolas. I suppose your next 'trick' is to make the wheels turn. :worship_1:

Not yet, but if you look at his picture on the upper left is the engine... I suspect this is a working one :big_grin:

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This is simply amazing! I love the L'Arsenal vehicles and have a load myself - they are already very fine quality to start with, but you've taken them to a whole new level of brilliance.


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HI gentlemen

I really appreciate your kind words :thumbs_up_1: really very motivating :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
the elements are separately painted

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and then, everything is assembled

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in real ,they are more beautiful...the photos are not of good quality.this operation is to attract the eye on some portion of my diorama ....
This traction pull the job :smallsmile:

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see you soon for the next progress
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Love it - love it - love it!!!

"I promised I come back as soon as possible at naval subjects"

This is very naval by the way: If it drives over the dock´s edge it makes "splouff" and plays submarine :-) :-) :-)

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Citroen! This has fired my imagination!

This is madness!


dafi wrote:
Love it - love it - love it!!!

"I promised I come back as soon as possible at naval subjects"

This is very naval by the way: If it drives over the dock it makes "splouff" and plays submarine :-) :-) :-)

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LE BOSCO
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HI gentlemen

Dan :-D :-D thank you both for have put a comment :thumbs_up_1:
for answer to Aop Aur without flooding the Strategos Augustus thread "@Nicholas, Dunkerque and Strasbourg will be nice!!" I hope Aop Aur ..I hope I wait with impatience :shock:
ok..now some progress...for to begin, other vehicles with their respective floor

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the Richelieu had a little bit everywhere of balsa rafts in stackings .the stacks are formed of 4 or 5 rafts
I had made of masters of rafts ,and of copies in resin have been made and put ,in stacks of 3 or 4 rafts..the only two present are for vary the stacks

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I rework the aft mast

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it is fragile, and will be placed at the end ..oncoming :wink:

the proof, I'll paint the optical of the rangefinders (in white )

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see you soon
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