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Remember you have to improve on the last one... this one should have working 1/350 nanobot sailors roaming the decks and functioning AA guns that fire miniature flak to stand a chance of outdoing your other Richelieu.

Hello Jason

A nano crew ,a very good idea thank you for the tip
cheers
nicolas

Channell wrote:Remember you have to improve on the last one... this one should have working 1/350 nanobot sailors roaming the decks and functioning AA guns that fire miniature flak to stand a chance of outdoing your other Richelieu.

Now I understand everything, why Nicolas is making so great models!

hi Nicolas


Good start for another great model. what measures of dio?



cheers




JAM

Jam and Christian, thanks for your comments
Jam for my dio ,there is nothing of arrested, but ,it will do a minimum of 85cm by 50cm
a small diorama somehow
cheers
nicolas

Hey Nicolas. What kind of camera do use to take your photos?

DWD wrote:Hey Nicolas. What kind of camera do use to take your photos?

I mainly use two camera Cannon a compact A520 and a EOS 1000D,this is far from being a pro equipment
best regards
Nicolas

It is always a wonderful pleasure to watch one of your builds evolve.

thank's PetrolGator I am in full "plastic surgery" I think will be able to work all day long,because Paris and its region is under the snow!!! nothing worse than a Parisian in car on snow ,stay home
cheers
nicolas

LE BOSCO wrote:thank's PetrolGator I am in full "plastic surgery" I think will be able to work all day long,because Paris and its region is under the snow!!! nothing worse than a Parisian in car on snow ,stay home
cheers
nicolas

Bonjour Nicolas,

Paris sous la neige est la m�me que celle Cologne sous la neige (ici, � Cologne actuellement neige comme vous � Paris). Sur l'autoroute demain pour aller au travail qui est "dr�le" ... jam sur la route et les gens qui se surestiment et pensent qu'ils sont champion du Rallye, ou faire vous-m�me � 14 flocons de neige dans le pantalon.

Un beau dimanche
Christian

Hello gents

yesssss!, Christian I survived to Parisian drivers!;-)
The first "modifications", are for the roof of the castle, for version as of 40-41, all this are "shaved" on the top



Below, the two "passageways" are open





the below, after adding detail



On the deck, two positioning studs are glued



Initially, I had to represent the closed hangar, and leave the bridge like that



But, after a discussed with a friend, I decided to open the hangar, which leads to his realization in full!!
The hangar



The new cuts on the deck, and the addition of a "floor"



The same, assembled



and finally, with the roof of the castle




For the moment, nothing is really finished, apply the putty, sanding, add details on bulkheads ....... still a lot of work ahead, and many difficulties for you ,for "decrypt" my threads
cheers
Nicolas

Hello all

I just finished the "mating" of the aviation hangar roof at the castle, a good " fun party " to align everything! but hey this is set





under the bridge, at the cutting of passage of the hangar,of the spacers are installed



two platforms for 37mm Double ,are installed on the front of the castle



a view of the pieces temporarily mounted





to detect of eventual defaults,a coat of primer is applied





this is all for now
cheers
Nicolas

Ah Nicolas I see another masterpiece taking shape.
Rob

As always, I can�disagree with Rob

The only one to top you is yourself!!!

Kenavo, Daniel


PS: Looking forward for the planes with working engines ...

Beautiful Nicolas!

If I can accomplish half of what you do in 1/350 on my 1/200 Bismarck I'd feel like I was "the Man"!

Thank you mates for your kind comments!it motivates me
Channell,me, I'd like to have your mastery of the 3D
Daniel I'll try to make my engines running on my Loire 130,or at least I'll try, "impossible n'est pas Fran�ais" it's very pretentious
cheers
Nicolas

Hello all
this time around, I have "attacked " the barbette and the ventilation block ,This time, I redid the ventilation block from the outset, therefore, with the good number of openings,5 on the starboard side, and 7 on the front face



and nothing on the port side, and not as the trumpy piece , which be false!



all placed in its location



for the moment, all pieces redid, are "raw",without the details, they will be added later, after their making
best regards

Nicolas

Bravo Nicolas

Superb Nicolas!

Your work belongs to the best I've ever seen..... You are Mr. Richelieu!

Hope to see you again soon!

mima wrote:......Hope to see you again soon! .....

Michael
I also hope I hope maybe one day in Paris or Normandy
thank you zetmodel (and in good French )
cheers
Nicolas