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

Bil

Adrian, the work you are doing on this model is extremely impressive, I love your reference gathering capabilities.  Looking forward to watching this develop.

Did I read you correct that you use an epoxy for all that metal work, or are you soldering the parts and assemblies?

Bil

 

Thanks you Bil!!,  I don't use soldering for the parts assembblies, the only glue I use is 'super bonder' for all my works...thanks for ask me about it

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Thanks!!

adrian

what you are doing is beyond my imagination , let alone ability .it is so intriguing to watch this project go together . looking forward to the next installment .

Absolutely incredible work!

Did you build the 3D models that are highlighted in a few of your images?

steve5

adrian

what you are doing is beyond my imagination , let alone ability .it is so intriguing to watch this project go together . looking forward to the next installment .

 

Thanks you Steve5!! and for looking forward...is a long proyect and we are in touch!!

Adrian

Bil

Absolutely incredible work!

Did you build the 3D models that are highlighted in a few of your images?

 

Thank you Bil!!, yes!...I only have the images on internet and is like a challenge because, you need to pick up each part of each imagen to build a new one...would more easier if a have exacly representation of what a need to build and the first thing is to make a desing ...Thank you Bil...we are in touch!!

I thought so, excellent work... 3D modeling, animation, and interactive training is my day job, so my respect for your abilities was just raised a few more percentage points.

Bil

I thought so, excellent work... 3D modeling, animation, and interactive training is my day job, so my respect for your abilities was just raised a few more percentage points.

 

Great!!, I always want to learn about software 3D and in this year I want to begin with Sketchup ( I already saw it and I will love it)...I think The most important thing is an imagination...because 'a thought' is a pleasure ( for me) and I can spend hours to imaginate the 'structure that I want'. The 'interactive training' will touching a point of pleasure too and streamlines the mind!!!...Thanks!!

This is such a unique, fascinating build! I'm bowled over by your skills as a craftsman, modeler and your ability to create, from your thoughts, the "look" you want to achieve.

This thread depicts scratch details that certainly should tickle the fancy of most modelers, myself certainly one. I only wish I had half the talent on display here.

1943Mike

This is such a unique, fascinating build! I'm bowled over by your skills as a craftsman, modeler and your ability to create, from your thoughts, the "look" you want to achieve.

This thread depicts scratch details that certainly should tickle the fancy of most modelers, myself certainly one. I only wish I had half the talent on display here.

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   I bet you have more than "...I had half the talent on display here". Do you know why??...Do you Know my history??...I tell you...First, thank you for your word became of you...I really believe that this modeler skill requery certainly ability and second I belevied that you and most of all have this ability...

 

   I began with this hobby (about 6 years ago) with an airplane AV 8 harrier ( in 1/144), tried to reproduce all the bay ( in scratch) where a motor are...day bye day, practice and practice ... finding and discovery all metals shapes possibles  and how a to work with my hands , and idea and the model… took me one and half year long to create 'nothin'...after that, I quit. Few month later I decide to build in 1/72 a Harrier Gr3, ... to my surprise, was very easier to build a pieces in 1/72...Eureka!!...took me another year to complete a model ( I need to reproduce most  of the pieces more than once…) ( see the photo below)...in a few words…took me around two and half year to make my  model…Great!! (would you spend ( in our quickly times) more than two years just to learn the ability to make something, without  a result??)

 

   I recognize that a have a ability to create a model in my imagination... and a lot of persistence...and more important, give me a pleasure...that’s all, the rest is the ability to every hobby and work needs...patience and time , dedication...and enjoy what you do ...nothing of another world...

 

   Thanks you again and I feel very happy to know you...good!!!...and very happy for all the other person that I know in this forum…thanks!!

 

 

I keep saying it, but wow.  Your work is very inspirational.

Would love to see more of that build.  

Bil

I keep saying it, but wow.  Your work is very inspirational.

Would love to see more of that build.  

 

Thanks you Bil!!!...Good!!

Thank you!!

Adrian Urrejola

 

  

Indeed, the life of a modeler is often in peril from even his adoring family. 

Never mind we must go on, the model is all  

Seriously though, very impressive work. Many thanks for sharing your vision and talent with us.

It really is somethng to see all three of those hull sections together.  Lovely work, and nice scavenging with your wife's plate.

Yes Duster!!! 

You are right!!!..."we must go on..."

Thanks!!

Bil

It really is somethng to see all three of those hull sections together.  Lovely work, and nice scavenging with your wife's plate.

 

   Yes Bil, My perception to see together is 'the sensation to something heavy", step by step my imagination begin to see some mystery all around this submarine...

   Mystery that can explain to me how was his last days in the ocean floor even when was arise and stay for a long time in the dark, solitary and cool nights...

   ...of course!!!...I meant not tried to find the true history...just to find some poetry that help me to understand the odyssey of the life on board this submarine...

Adrian

captfue

I'm not a boat person, this work is truly fantastic!

 

Thanks you Captfue!!..I appreciate your words, good luck with your figures!!

This is truely an amazing museum quality project that you are creating.  I hope it will eventually find a home in one in the future.

Perhaps in the complex where the boat is at.

goldhammer

This is truely an amazing museum quality project that you are creating.  I hope it will eventually find a home in one in the future.

 

Perhaps in the complex where the boat is at.

 

 

 

...I would be the happiest man of earth if have an opportunity to put it in the museum where the sub is at. Thanks you!!

Superb!

Model Monkey

Superb!

 

Thanks you  Model Monkey!!, and thanks you for the info about printer 3D- Good!