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Dragon Wagon
18/12/2011
10:47

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Just a quick shot on my work in progress :

Pibber is from Raistling… Better photos soon..

18/12/2011
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Where your conscience......... To be silent about such interesting project???!!!!
Very much it would be desirable to see more about yours to teamwork

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Bests regards, Alexander
18/12/2011
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Wow! This is the size!hands
Very original idea to place a submarine platform, which I have not seen the slit!
Franco is a diorama?laugh2

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Wow! This is the size!hands
Very original idea to place a submarine platform, which I have not seen the slit!
Franco is a diorama?laugh2

Well it's not the first Sub on the Dragon Wagon, and yes most probably it will have a 'relatively' small base. We are also thinking about making 2 different dioramas, one with the trailer and the other with the truck part…

 

Sasha, actually I started building parts together before the valentine, now just started the painting part smile

22/12/2011
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Finished external and internal painting of the cabin. But still to do weathering.

had some problems with eduard’s star masks. Once time to remove them they got off a bit of the green paint leaving the primer black under.. But just some spots and dots… wallwall

 

At the end I will also place some load over the roof, depending on what I find around.

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Had to scratch build some H Profiles ( double T ) to place the Seehund over the trailer. As I did not find them around the local shops I have build them using wood pieces. Surely the dimensions are not that correct. Especcially of thickness. Later I will smooth surfaces with sand paper and metal paint them.

22/12/2011
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your paint job is outstanding, absolutly amazing manyouaretheman

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thanks Aza!

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