1/35 S-100 Schnellboot

[BradG]

Here is the pic I mentioned of a camouflaged S-100.

 

[A.Wolf Grant]

Soooo pleased this is showing movement again - I love this topic !

 

Where's your He-111 build Jeroen? one of my fav's and I can't find it anywhere - it's just not fair, you're hiding from me aren't you, huh, huh???

 

Obant

[jeroenpeters]

Soooo pleased this is showing movement again - I love this topic !

 

Where's your He-111 build Jeroen? one of my fav's and I can't find it anywhere - it's just not fair, you're hiding from me aren't you, huh, huh???

 

Obant

 

Haha! Very soon. I ordered the Eduard masks for the He111 and they arrived in an empty envelope!

New ones' are on the way. Also ordered the eduard seat belts.Then all i need to do is wait for the interior and

bomb bay set to come out. Then to wait for the montex masks to come out and then to find a way to make

the original He111 cockpit lamp to work again and attach it to the base it will sit on...

 

Here it is:

 

 

Really cool pic of the camp S100. The project is on pause but not dead.

 

Cheers,

Jeroen

Edited September 16, 2011 by jeroenpeters

[thierry laurent]

Hi,

 

Here's the best source to build the Italeri s-boot:

 

http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=SquawkBox&file=index&req=viewtopic&topic_id=130092&ord=&page=41

 

This is a 41 pages thread... However, I warn you: you will be disgusted...!

 

This thread will show you that if the Elco boat is a quite accurate kit, the situation of the s-boot is well... noticeably different! At least one of the pages gives a link to the website of a French guy who published scale plans to correct the worst discrepancies of the kit (http://rpalmacci.free.fr/). Indeed, no aftermarket set corrects them... a pity!

Edited September 16, 2011 by thierry laurent

[A.Wolf Grant]

Excellent - can't wait for both to progress (in your own time of course) - great pit lamp by the way.

 

If there's enough reference pics around then a camouflaged boat would be really cool. Have you seen this : http://www.prinzeugen.com/colors.htm looks like some good reference points.

 

Any which way would be good though

 

Cheers

 

Obant