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Thank you Jaguar. i love your ship model work too.

An example of my port wellenhosen

Capit�o Norbert wrote:An example of my port wellenhosen

off course i will refine it

p.s.


Yellow bulkhead has a closed micro ball bearing inside the bulkhead acting as a thrust bearing, inside the hull will another.

starboard shaft tunnel in building process.
yellow stanchion is an enclosed micro ball bearing

Great work Norberto!

All the best for 2020!

Best wishes,

Bernd.

Hallo Bernd was f�r eine angenehme �berraschung mein Freund.
Wie ist dein Leben? Ich habe versucht, dir ein paar E-Mails zu schicken, aber ohne Erfolg.
Dies sind ein bisschen veraltete Bilder. Ich habe die Au�enachsen anhand der Originalzeichnungen, die Sie mir gegeben haben, fast vollst�ndig aufgebaut.
Sobald ich eine Schicht Grundierung gebe, die ich zeige, bin ich mit den Ergebnissen zufrieden und freue mich, wieder mit Ihnen zu sprechen, da es f�r mich ein sehr wichtiger gro�er Freund ist.
Ich w�nsche Ihnen und Ihrer Familie ein frohes neues Jahr.

Hi all fellow modellers
SK/C-28 with first coat of primer.

soon news

Hi my friends just some update

Hi Norberto

Good to see you working on the Bismarck

Take care

Hi Bernd my great friend, good to see you here too.
I have write to you but i think your mail is not working.
Please p.m your e-mail i would like to talk you
Best all
Norberto

Was just looking at your Bismarck yuo come a long way looks incredible !
I have a 96 scale Bismarck I had a lot of 3d parts made for ship including portholes and vents ,they look pretty good ,but photo etch looks better I was wondering what your using for portholes and vents .
the 3d vents i have have the gratings but hard to see . Since your Bismarck is so good and intricate
i like to know how your going to make vents and gratings . Rick50

thanks Richard for the interest.
I haven't posted anything in a long time and my ship has come a long way since the last time. any time I post again here.
the ventilations I make by hand even using the construction plans and the portholes are made by wrapping a brass wire in a certain pipe diametre, then tighten and cut and install. I think scratch is an option, nothing difficult or expensive to do.
The water inlet openings in the hull have already been located and adjusted, but I haven't opened the hull yet, so I will soon. I think this is what it refers to, if it is the deck equipment grids, yes they would be good if they were made of photoetch, but for me I will try to solve it in another way since the currency of my country has devalued and is worth 6 times less than the American dollar. thanks again