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WW1 Aircraft Modeling => Hints and Tips/Questions about modeling => Topic started by: Dave in Dubai on November 10, 2015, 09:50:52 PM
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Here are a set of assembled 3d-printed carbonits in 1/32 scale for interest.
Included are 2 completed items as well as 4 without the tailfin tubes attached ,so the small brass propeller and mounting baffle can be seen more clearly.
Compare with a similar full scale item in Le Mussee de L'air at Le Bourget.
(http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-20YpBnGXcDc/U2egfdLY-xI/AAAAAAAAXPk/-oGifPbOXp0/s1024-no/IMAGE_934.jpg)
My grateful thanks to Bo Monroe for realising the 3-d parts and to Ray Rimell for providing the archive dimensions.
Dave in Dubai
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Those are very cool, Dave! Did you use Shapeways?
Cheers,
Bud
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I have some of those! They look great painted up, Dave. I'll have to paint mine. Thanks for the reference photo.
George
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These are great little bombs. Great ref photo also.
James
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Thanks Dave for spearheading this project. These 20Kg bombs are in beta pending me finding time to write up instructions:
4 up http://shpws.me/Hk1p
6 up http://shpws.me/HkMo
The kits come with 4 or 6 bomb bodies, along with tools for forming the cylindrical fin out of sheet metal and another for forming the strap from wire or strips of sheetmetal.