MSW crew-mate Jan Klarbęk (MrMox) sends us yet another fine display of modeling workmanship in 1/72 scale, this time, Type XXIII Submarine, Probefarht, 1944! 
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Type XXIII Sub, Probefarht, 1944
Gunny

Joined: July 13, 2004
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Posted: Saturday, March 14, 2009 - 10:09 AM UTC

Angeleyes

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Posted: Saturday, March 14, 2009 - 06:12 PM UTC
Very nice.Simple but realistic.The painting and weathering are very nice without overstatements, the sea looks realistic and the figures have a purpose and do give a nice feel of the subs size.A simple kit to built just shows how far it can go in someones experienced hands.

goldenpony

Joined: July 03, 2007
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Posted: Monday, March 16, 2009 - 01:28 AM UTC
Jan,
Great work. I really like the scene and the overall build.
  
 
Great work. I really like the scene and the overall build.
 
 
Grenadier37

Joined: June 02, 2008
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Posted: Monday, March 16, 2009 - 04:42 AM UTC
Very cool. The water looks excellent, as does the U-boot.
Posted: Monday, March 16, 2009 - 05:00 AM UTC
You do such beautiful work Jan.  Bravo Zulu.
Posted: Monday, March 16, 2009 - 10:40 AM UTC
Excellent Jan!
You already knew my feelings about this dio and this MOD makes justice to it!
BZ
  
 
Rui
You already knew my feelings about this dio and this MOD makes justice to it!
BZ
 
 Rui

MrMox

Joined: July 18, 2003
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Posted: Monday, March 16, 2009 - 11:42 PM UTC
Thanks alot mates, very kind.
Even if I have been pestering you with this model in the blog, its allways nice doing a MOD, as it gives oppertunity to do more pictures, and its nessesary to work more with the quality of the pictures.
I“m considering cutting the base a little smaller, about one cm all the way round, mostly to reduce the size for practical reasons, but allso to get a tighter composition and get rid of the sinkmarks along the edge from the drying gel.
I am currently taking a break from the wet element as I am waiting for some orders to arrive, but I will be back (with austrian accent ) for the camouflage campain with a VII C in 1:72 if not before
  ) for the camouflage campain with a VII C in 1:72 if not before   
 
Cheers/Jan
Even if I have been pestering you with this model in the blog, its allways nice doing a MOD, as it gives oppertunity to do more pictures, and its nessesary to work more with the quality of the pictures.
I“m considering cutting the base a little smaller, about one cm all the way round, mostly to reduce the size for practical reasons, but allso to get a tighter composition and get rid of the sinkmarks along the edge from the drying gel.
I am currently taking a break from the wet element as I am waiting for some orders to arrive, but I will be back (with austrian accent
 ) for the camouflage campain with a VII C in 1:72 if not before
  ) for the camouflage campain with a VII C in 1:72 if not before   
 Cheers/Jan

Karybdis

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Posted: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 - 04:39 AM UTC
Wonderful to see it all come together in such an incredible way!  I love the mood and feel of the scene that the high quality work brings.   
 
 
 JMartine

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Posted: Friday, March 20, 2009 - 04:45 AM UTC
very well done! superb dio, thanks for sharing!

jba

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Posted: Friday, March 20, 2009 - 09:08 PM UTC
*YES* that's a good one Jan, a great one even! maybe my prefered of your works, armour included. 
That's those colours that just blend together in the most harmonious way, and I really like the dark threatening wooden poles whiom I think give a kinda symbolic light to your dio (ok, well, i might be the only one to find that out).
All in all, great model, great sea, great painting, really, i only have compliments for your work! keep on, you prove you can be creative at this scale too!
That's those colours that just blend together in the most harmonious way, and I really like the dark threatening wooden poles whiom I think give a kinda symbolic light to your dio (ok, well, i might be the only one to find that out).
All in all, great model, great sea, great painting, really, i only have compliments for your work! keep on, you prove you can be creative at this scale too!
Posted: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 - 03:45 AM UTC
Hi Jan,
Excellent build, this one looks very much alive, the figures add a lot to the scene as does the lone mooring poles suggesting the start of a harbour?.
I like the colour and texture of your water, went to have a look at the blog but the link isn't working!! Great use of the colour as jba says it blends very well together.
Excellent stuff.
Al 
   
 
Excellent build, this one looks very much alive, the figures add a lot to the scene as does the lone mooring poles suggesting the start of a harbour?.
I like the colour and texture of your water, went to have a look at the blog but the link isn't working!! Great use of the colour as jba says it blends very well together.
Excellent stuff.
Al
 
   
 
MrMox

Joined: July 18, 2003
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Posted: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 - 04:18 AM UTC
Thanks Guys - I“m not entirely happy about the water, but then again - if I were, then I wouldn“t work to improve 
Cheers/Jan

Cheers/Jan
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