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About One-Oh-Four
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Hooked For Life
- Birthday 11/17/1967
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Right in the middle of the Netherlands.
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Large and medium-scale aircraft and military vehicles. Warships in 1/350 scale. Member of IPMS the Netherlands. Motorcycles in real life & in scale!
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Hi Sean, great WIP! I have downloaded your photos to help me along when I return to my Zero! At this moment I'm fully immersed in Z-M's Henschel Hs 129B-2. Your progress surely does inspire me! Cheers, Erik.
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One-Oh-Four started following New 1/32 wheels producer - Halberd Models, Flying Leathernecks Decals FL35001 AH-1Z have Arrived!, 1/24 F6F Build page on Facebook and and 1 other
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Flying Leathernecks Decals FL35001 AH-1Z have Arrived!
One-Oh-Four replied to Dave Roof's topic in Vendors Board
Hi Dave, the Zulu-sheet is gorgeous! How is 35002, the stencilling sheet coming along? Cheers, Erik. -
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One-Oh-Four reacted to a post in a topic: Fündekals first foray into REALLY big scale! F6Fs for the Airfix monster
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One-Oh-Four reacted to a post in a topic: Fündekals first foray into REALLY big scale! F6Fs for the Airfix monster
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As I’ve seen the sprues at Flanders Modelling Festival in March: you’ll be VERY pleasantly surprised!
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Kitty Hawk 1/32 F-5E/F Tiger II / Special Interest Group (SIG) !
One-Oh-Four replied to SharkOwl's topic in LSP Discussion
As for the missing depth of the cockpit, as stated earlier, that would be around 3.5mm. That translates to 11.2cm or 4.4 inch in real life. With the ejection seat in place, how visible will that really be, I wonder? -
Kitty Hawk 1/32 F-5E/F Tiger II / Special Interest Group (SIG) !
One-Oh-Four replied to SharkOwl's topic in LSP Discussion
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Well, yes, I do. On a car tire it's quite visible, on a motorcycle tire, it's not. At least not when the motorcycle is standing on it's side stand. Riding a motorcycle on a track does involve lowering the tire pressure, to get the tire to warm up better and to increase the contact patch, but you'll be hard pressed to see bulges on the sidewalls or a flat spot where the tire rests on the ground. A typical motorcycle contact patch: You can see the flat spot when the tire is under load, but one hardly sees a bike modelled like this. This is me on the Zandvoort track in 2009 or 2010, BTW: Cheers, Erik.
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Hahaha, you’re right. But generally I like the material Tamiya uses for their tires. BTW, if you see bulges / flat spots on a motorcycle tire, it’s either because the tire has a hole in it or is underinflated. You DON’T want to ride it like that, it’ll wallow and scare you to death!
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Hmmmm, Trumpeter's SBD Dauntless-series could do with new tires, too!
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I have yet to see modellers swap out Tamiya's tires with their car and motorcycle-kits.... Because AMT/ERTL botched them 25 years ago, doesn't mean that it's ALL bad.... Although seam-lines ARE a hassle...!
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That's great! Thanks!
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David, does that mean that the pilot sits in front and the gunner in the back? The Playstation pad will be used by the gunner I assume? Edit: Oh, never mind, on SVSM I see that both cockpits feature the controller... Don't know why I missed that on your model...!
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Wow, great info, Ryan! I'll chop out the brackets I used and try to replicate these!
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