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Re: Back to the Future III Diorama
I like the sliding windows.
More please!
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Guideline for happy modeling: Practice on scrap. Always try something new. Less is more. "I have a plan so cunning, you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel" - Edmund Blackadder |
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Awesome work, looking forward to more!!!
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Now the engine driver cab is united with the remaining one part the locomotive already built.
As in each case all provisional fastened therefore also the board hangs somewhat downward. ![]() The tail range is now in the rough finished. ![]() The part illustrated here shows the soil of the cab with the conclusion part at the late trailer coupling for the tender is installed. ![]() ![]() Later a hand grip comes still on the left and on the right adhesive on the part. ![]() Here one can again see which I with my structure of the model generally much designs in such a way around various parts later for the sake of simplicity without larger expenditure assembling (to stick) to be able. ![]() ![]() ![]() Lg Kurtl |
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Just when I forget about this wonderful project you bring back an update!!! I love this thing. We rarely see a complete scratch build here, and this is the exact definition of that. Great job!
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It is progerssing very well.
But won't the plastic melt when you light the fire in the boiler? This thing WILL work, won't it?
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Do you still need reference? I bought the DVD boxset recently and can make some screenshots if you need 'em... Lookin good so far though.
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I built the same train kit when I was a kid. I got it with pieces of the boxtops from other models. It was a give away they had back then. Later,Q
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@bhop73
Thanks for your offer, but I have this Screenshots already ![]() Lg Kurtl |
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The master in scratchbuilding is back. And how.
Its fantastic. Mg Muppet |
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Awesome! I love this movie. Great scratchbuilding so far, I admire your patience and skill.
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Not only is this top-scratchbuilding, it's also a verry original idee. I just love those wacky projects!
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Killer! Nothing else to say.
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Friends dont let friends buy die-casts... "If it can't run 24hrs., it aint sh!t...." -me ![]() ![]()
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Times small update.
' S goes there times around the water and sand „Dome “ Those were made of most diverse parts, the underbody are from the kit the cylinders from low-cut plastic disks those, set on it, were one above the other stuck to the desired height were reached. The round crest on it is poured out of an Ü-egg and the parts evident on it is rims from any OFFICE kit. ![]() And this part is the Firedoor (the fittings are missing naturally still) Those one primed also most diverse plastic disks stuck and polished. ![]() ![]() And the following parts participated me something headaches prepared to first: that was the crossbar in front to frames is fastened and onto secondly the " Cowcatcher" is then installed. For the crossbar have I unfortunately no very meaningful pictures found after some hours in the Internet came I then on this result. ![]() With the " Cowcatcher" I had plentifully pictorial material however with measured and proportions had I some paint myself vertan so that I this part to three times again change had. ![]() ![]() if one now these parts to the locomotive provisional attaches The Sierra looks now so out. ![]() ![]() ![]() Continuation follows .......... Lg Kurtl |
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Man this gets better and better!!! I love the updates, and the complete scratchbuild too!!! My hat is off to you sir.
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simply incredible ! I had the aoshima BTTF3 kit in my hands this afternoon, and thought "why not this kit, cheap, with a figurine...? would be nice..." and then remember you WIP... then I put it back into the rack and went out of the store... ![]() impossible to buy this kit now... ![]() I will never do justice to this kit after having seen that build !! Phil |
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