Hi Capitao Norbert
Wow, what a fantastic build, the quality is amazing.
I am looking to start the Bismarck aswell but still struggling on getting plans, where did you get yours from? I have just started my thread in this forum.
Can I ask and sorry if I have missed this in one of your posts what is the thickness of your hull ribs, I was looking at 12mm Birch Plywood for the ribs for a 1:100 scale but think they may be overkill or does that sound about right?
WB
Bismarck 1/100
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Hi WB.
Thanks for kind words.
The plans are from harhaus, Gally And some drawings
I do myself. Gally is an excellent plan.
mine ribs are marine plywood from ceddar with 10 mm covered with 2mm planking. You can use 3mm too.
Any question feel free to ask.
Best all
Thanks for kind words.
The plans are from harhaus, Gally And some drawings
I do myself. Gally is an excellent plan.
mine ribs are marine plywood from ceddar with 10 mm covered with 2mm planking. You can use 3mm too.
Any question feel free to ask.
Best all
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WW2Battleships
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Hi Capitao Norbert
Yes my thoughts were using 2mm Planking then a 1mm layer of fibre glass, but as I am not going to be using this as an RC model maybe the fibre glass is not needed.
For the hull ribs how did you take into consideration the planking, as I assume the Rib plans on either Gally or Harhaus plans would be the exact size of the outer hull, did you just reduce the plans by 2mm or 3mm?
Do you have an email address for Gally? I have looked at Harhaus but those plans are just too expensive for me.
Cheers
WB
Yes my thoughts were using 2mm Planking then a 1mm layer of fibre glass, but as I am not going to be using this as an RC model maybe the fibre glass is not needed.
For the hull ribs how did you take into consideration the planking, as I assume the Rib plans on either Gally or Harhaus plans would be the exact size of the outer hull, did you just reduce the plans by 2mm or 3mm?
Do you have an email address for Gally? I have looked at Harhaus but those plans are just too expensive for me.
Cheers
WB
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
I Will p.m. you 
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JIM BAUMANN
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
amazing Norbert....
you have been at this project for over 8 years....!!!!
bravo and kudos for tenacity to continue!
JIM B
you have been at this project for over 8 years....!!!!
bravo and kudos for tenacity to continue!
JIM B
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Hi Jim.yes 8 Years. I have many progress to show ALL but i need reduce the pictures.
When i do it i will post. Thanks for interest.
When i do it i will post. Thanks for interest.
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Capit�o Norbert
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
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Capit�o Norbert
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Admhawk
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
I think you missed a rivet.
Awesome work as usual, great job!
Awesome work as usual, great job!
Darren (Admiral Hawk)
In the not so tropical climate of the Great White North.
In the not so tropical climate of the Great White North.
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Oh my god, where 
Thank you your reply.
Thank you your reply.
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Norbert,
You have been busy! Looks great!!
Phil
You have been busy! Looks great!!
Phil
A collision at sea will ruin your entire day. Aristotle
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Yes you are right.
But the pics i show are desatualized.
I am working on the dock plan.
My mother died in april this year and
I was Very sad.
Well that's It.
Wait for more soon
Best all
But the pics i show are desatualized.
I am working on the dock plan.
My mother died in april this year and
I was Very sad.
Well that's It.
Wait for more soon
Best all
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Brilliant work Norberto! Very sharp looking guns, the rivets add that extra effect, which makes a difference!
The merchant shipyard
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
Thank you Roel
Tomorrow i pretend post New pictures i take today.
Best ALL for you my friend, i am watching your super scale model ship jobs too.
Tomorrow i pretend post New pictures i take today.
Best ALL for you my friend, i am watching your super scale model ship jobs too.
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Capit�o Norbert
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Re: Bismarck 1/100
P.s. the rivets are in scale with 1,2 mm rivet Head.