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1⁄35S-100 Schnellboot
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"MSW crew-mate Ed Sarao (liberator) sends in a dazzling display of his build of Italeri Models 1/35 scale, S-100 Schnellboot, in this "On Display" feature!"
This build took me almost a year to complete, assembly was the easy part..researching and adding aftermarkets is the hard part.... I waited for Italeri to release the crew..luckily a friend from the US gave me the crew just in time.
I then found out the availability of the after market parts a few months later, which are a bit expensive but worth the ordering. I followed the painting scheme on the instruction sheet, then added detailing and weathering.
The spent shells are made of hair brush bristle and copper wire..not sure if the guns just spit out the shells and scattered all over the deck, but probably yes..during operations you have no time to put containers on the deck for them!
The completed model in 1/35 scale is quite big.. so big that I had to build a bigger matt blue background to shoot the images at!
Edit. Note-Check out Ed's Build Log here at MSW!
This build took me almost a year to complete, assembly was the easy part..researching and adding aftermarkets is the hard part.... I waited for Italeri to release the crew..luckily a friend from the US gave me the crew just in time.
I then found out the availability of the after market parts a few months later, which are a bit expensive but worth the ordering. I followed the painting scheme on the instruction sheet, then added detailing and weathering.
The spent shells are made of hair brush bristle and copper wire..not sure if the guns just spit out the shells and scattered all over the deck, but probably yes..during operations you have no time to put containers on the deck for them!
The completed model in 1/35 scale is quite big.. so big that I had to build a bigger matt blue background to shoot the images at!
Edit. Note-Check out Ed's Build Log here at MSW!
Comments
Hello Ed, very nice job, great weathering, and the crew figures look good, and they add a sense of scale and action. Al
DEC 07, 2010 - 01:14 AM
Stunning work and craftsmanship mR Sarao......congratulations......
loved every single picture.....
Best regards
Louis
Malta
DEC 07, 2010 - 08:27 PM
Terrific stuff Ed, congrats on getting it finished, a lot of work went into this one and an excellent result.
Nice one.
Al
DEC 09, 2010 - 04:55 AM
I went back for another look and it gets better each time. Excellent!
DEC 18, 2010 - 06:59 AM
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