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Posted (edited)

Hi guys

my first build post on LSP  :P

I started working on zm's 229 kit,



1st step,the JUMO 004B


There is no combustion chamber in the engine!!

I can't stand it :BANGHEAD2: 

so I build the 3D model,hen commissioned manufacturers to print it

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split the turbine section of the  engine, add Bolts

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emove all the flash  :BANGHEAD2: 
 

 

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Great sense of accomplishment :beer4:

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There is still a long way to go, I will slowly update, hope you will like my work


Kaiser


*sorry for my bad english, probably no way to reply to all messages :P 

Edited by Kaiser Hong
Posted (edited)
step 2:

 

thinning  the edge of heat shield plate 

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now I can assemble/print  the engine and heat shield plate  Individually, that would be more easily 

 

 

 

carved out the details,let  it more correct

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Edited by Kaiser Hong
Posted

This is just amazing. Are you on Shapeways so other obsessed modelers might buy parts also?

 

I have my own obsessions and probably won't buy them, but have to admire your drive and creative energy.

 

Tnarg

Posted

VERY nice indeed! You are really taking this build to the next level, and thanks for sharing your build!

 

Cheers, Tom

  • 4 months later...
Posted

I have seen a number of these built up in different Volks model shops while I was in japan over the last 2 weeks and it was very hard to to purchase one.

 

Looking forward to watching your progress.

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