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Offline OldNoob

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #120 on: 05 Oct , 2015, 03:03 »
Great Pic. Thanks SG!

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #121 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 02:46 »
Should i even attempt this?? are the burnt fingertips worth it? ???


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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #122 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 03:00 »
Hi OldNoob,
Just think of the end result though!
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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #123 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 03:12 »
Hi OldNoob,
Just think of the end result though!
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Jon
LOL!
That's what i'm afraid of  ;D

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #124 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 03:57 »
I'm coming to the conclusion that you submarine modeler types may be in need of some form of medication.  :P ;) ;D

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #125 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 05:46 »
I'm not sure, it's a lot of work for something that doesn't feel much stronger than the plastic. I know one thing for sure i need to buy some flux before i attempt it again.

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #126 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 08:42 »
W E L L  D O N E  O L D N O O B!!
I like the screw/plaque tecnique for holding the rods, never seen before! Excellent result, now go n get that flux! ;D

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #127 on: 06 Oct , 2015, 22:35 »
"I'TS MADNESS I TELL YOU,,,MADNESS!"
It's a good thing i didn't try to do the wintergarden, i would of run out of rod and nerve ;)

I guess i'll mix up some vinegar and peroxide to etch the brass a bit before painting.
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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #128 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 01:08 »
Great job on those railings!  It's an inspiration to see some soldered up so nicely!

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #129 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 02:51 »
Thanks Tristan
I made the mistake of opening the wrong drawer on my parts bin,, and this sort of happened..

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #130 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 04:46 »
Very well done OldNoob!
Question: where did you get the rings? any reference number? which diameter/caliber?


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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #131 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 07:05 »
Very well done OldNoob!
Question: where did you get the rings? any reference number? which diameter/caliber?
Thanks SG
.8mm inside diameter and 1.3mm outside dia.   I found that packet at an old hobby store that was going out of business. I haven't been able to find this size anywhere locally these days.
But  HobbyLobby may carry it.  Part number JFC0g-1.5g


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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #132 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 08:12 »
Interesting, thanks a lot!

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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #133 on: 07 Oct , 2015, 13:17 »
Hi all,


Beads available @ Choosybeads.co.uk


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Re: U-352 build log
« Reply #134 on: 08 Oct , 2015, 05:38 »
I have several rolls of corona wire left over from my copier repair days. Both gold and stanless ranging from 0.100mm to 0.070mm
Are these wires too thin?. I'm pretty sure the 0.07mm wire is too thin but the .1mm?