U-Boat 534 (1/72 ) divided in 5 parts

from the 'wood filler' , I cut it and got the cylinder

steve5

adrian

those planes are just incredible , truly beautiful work , and your daughter is beautiful too .

 

Thanks you very much Steve5,  We'll be in touch...

adrian

those planes are just incredible , truly beautiful work , and your daughter is beautiful too .

In the middle of another publication...

I allow myself to show you two of my airplane works.

http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/modeling_subjects/f/2/t/176981.aspx?page=1

Thanks!!

steve5

adrian 

 this is such an intriguing build , really interested in what and how you do it .

 

Thanks Steve5, I am very excited in this project

I am satisfied with the work and for the moment you see a rough work but you have to be patient and we will follow what was planned.

I will try to work this time to give another publication at the end of the year or beginning of 2018. Thanks, and any question I am at your order

Thanks!!

adrian 

 this is such an intriguing build , really interested in what and how you do it .

The detail of some of the sections

Here the detail of the second section

How the 5 sessions looks like:

One of the challenges is the challenge of how I will represent all the skin of the submarine (which has many holes and prominences) to make it look real (as real as possible) it is very interesting

The general idea is that the cut of 5 parts, need to be fine and delicate as posible but, in this case, the cut does not need to be in these way.

The challenge and the risk to be able to make the skin, is to use a printing sheet that will cover the plastic.

In the printing sheet it is more easy to imitate the alterations of the submarine.

It will be done in the final stage of the whole project and it will be another great challenge because it must remain as real as possible.

It is related to the cut because the plastic will be covered with the printing sheet. obviously the surface has many peculiarities to take care.

let's see how it Works:

Any question I am at your orders…good!!

In these following days I will give you 'how and what will I use to cut the model' ...

Here are the steps to be able to cut the model