Hello to all. Here I they present my new project.............. Its a Type IXC/40 esc 1/72.
This wolf gave up itself in Mar del Plata (Argentina) after finished the WWII 10 of july 1945 untying a rain of questions, mysteries and today continue without explanation



Daniel

OOOOOOH!.....can't wait......

Cheers,
Joe

At long last Daniel, should be worth the wait

Thank you Jou and Julian ...... I take a time in initiating the blog jejej but this project I take a lot of planning and study of the parts to modifying. Added to it I take a brake to do a diorama with water in a U-boot VII-C . Shortly I will share this also, only I am waiting for the figures to finish it.

Regards Daniel

We want photos, we want photos, we want photos

Will be watching closely...just got the 1/72 Revell Type IXC. Still got a Type VII to start one of these days as well. Maybe if I get some of these tanks off the bench, LOL

Ahoy Daniel

Oh boy!

This looks like a promising project indeed.

I cant wait for the next instalment/s.


Cheers


Sean

awesome, bring it on!

Cheers/Jan

Looking forward to this build

Cheers Kev

upppsss see that you like the U - boats?? Jejeje here there are a few Gray Wolves to depth of periscope!! Jajajajjajja Remembers to share these advances

Regards Daniel

Thanks very much ....Sean, Kev and Jan I will try not defraud.

Daniel

look forward to your build

Great choice of build Daniel watching with interest!

upppsss see that you like the U - boats?? Jejeje here there are a few Gray Wolves to depth of periscope!! Jajajajjajja Remembers to share these advances

Regards Daniel [/quote]

Always had an interest in U-Boats, especially the Operation Drumbeat boats, but have not built anything nautical in probably 30 years. I figure the 1/72 releases are large enough that any weathering that I attempt won't look too ham-fisted...anything smaller would require a subtlety that I have not achieved yet. It is all slowly coming back to me as I work on my various armor projects, though.

I am always impressed by the work you have done. Your Type XXI was stellar, and can not wait to see what you do with the Type IX.

Got the Type VII and Type IX for pretty decent prices (although I hate I missed the late Type VII release) I just wish Revell had released an early Type IXC...I would have liked to build the U-166.

I am very satisfied. Many people approach the burner .jejejej
Robinsonm, Russell and Lone. Thank you for the support.
Friend makes me happy that he was buying this U - boot kit is very enjoy and with little work obtained a good results .
The scale is perfect for it.

Only it remains to say to you ... forward with this wolfpack !!

Daniel ......and thanks for the XXI !!!!

Good. Since always there is a beginning .......









The Kit..... Many box for so little contained!!! On having joined the hull, take great size I like it!!!! But on having looked held up I found many things for improving!!! Very much flash, unions pieces badly finished break-down of parts that do not contribute anything and leave many unions that to cover in difficult places etc etc..... The impression that I have is that they extracted it very rapidly to the market!!! Without the molds fitting or thinking that one replaces many it divides with PE

This it is my humble review, and we all know that I do not go away to intimidating with it ....... so we decide to modify some parts too much .... jajajjajajajja

regads Daniel

Now that is more like it Photos is what we likes

Jajajaj waits wait, do not purify to old donkey!! Jajajja am raising photos to Photobuket!!! .............It is the whole experience jajajja

Daniel But you have advantage

Ahoy Daniel

Nice early appetiser. Thanks.

Like to receive your feedback on the kit as you proceed through it.

Cheers


Sean

Oh this is going to be a special one.....Can't wait.....Cheers mark

Thank you very much friend Mark!!

Daniel

Well before spoiling this beautiful kit. Drinking few Mates and I look at the pretty thing that is!!!










And in these moments is it when one wonders as that everything has two sides??



continuara ......

Daniel, I have a way that you could get two models out of this one kit. Using just the front half of the model you could duplicate this famous photo of U-505.



Then you could do a second diorama using just the stern. You have it sticking straight up out of the water, representing a sub about to take her 'final dive'! Seriously, love what you've done so far and can't wait to see the finished boat. Al

Oh Boy Daniel

Progress shots!


Great stuff!


Cheers


Sean

immaculate grinding and oilcanning my friend,a vast im[rovement on the out of box hull. This most certainly will be a special build