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Re: VIIC/41 - Schematices drawing
« Reply #870 on: 08 Feb , 2011, 19:51 »

2.) There is very little room between the nose of a torpedo and the inside of the torpedo door, could be less than 50 mm. I am thinking around 30

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« Reply #871 on: 09 Feb , 2011, 01:45 »
The Yanks kept their arming inside as an impeller, there was a bit of a slot under the nose. But same principle, and same basic magnetic pistol. Interetsing!
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« Reply #872 on: 11 Feb , 2011, 22:46 »
I was able to print my U-boat drawing out today on my 10 years old colour print. The detail is fantastic ;D ;D, And that at 1:43 and on my old printer. I can not wait to print it out on the large format printer at 1200 dpi ;D ;D Since I have free wall space I will increase the scale of my drawing from 1:43 to 1:32. But will need to check if they can still print this new size. 

Below is the new printout in my office.


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« Reply #873 on: 12 Feb , 2011, 01:31 »
If your printer can't, I can at work - 840mm wide, and multi metres long. If you need it let me know and I'll see what the Chief says about a super low price.
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« Reply #874 on: 12 Feb , 2011, 01:59 »
Hi Rokket

Thanks for the help :) :) There a place I been using in the city that can print wide format. I am trying to keep using the same printer, as I found that the colours are not all ways the same for every printer.

I just printer U-1308 at 1:32. It

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« Reply #875 on: 12 Feb , 2011, 23:30 »

Here me, with the 1:32 scale printout ;D Its does not look so big in the photograph, but within the room it huge (the poster is about 2200 x 800 mm). Maybe too big :-\

I can not decide if I should go for one big poster at 1:32 of the internal view on one wall only :-\
Or go smaller…
One posters at 1:43 scale, of the internal view on one wall, and on the other wall a 1:43 scale external view :-\

I was just thinking maybe…
The 1:32 scale of the internal view on one wall and on other wall the external views of each Type used during the war so a Type II, VII, IX, XXI & XXIII all at 1:72 scale.

Anyone have any suggestion, that may look good ???



Here the 1:43 scale printout.
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« Reply #876 on: 13 Feb , 2011, 04:35 »
Go big and spend the money to frame. In the end, you will have a masterpiece! (Your work is the masterpiece, the framing/display is just to show it off)
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« Reply #877 on: 14 Feb , 2011, 01:55 »
I had the mock-up 1:32 scale poster up now for 24 hours and I am starting it like it :) It still looks big....but it looks good.  I had always intended to frame the poster. I being thinking a nice plan black frame.

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Re: VIIC/41 - Schematices drawing
« Reply #878 on: 17 Feb , 2011, 00:14 »
Simon, it looks very good.  Like Wink, I have the ability to print high quality and large products.  Not sure how that could help you, but if you want, when you are finished with the project I can print several copies.

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« Reply #879 on: 17 Feb , 2011, 00:40 »
Hi Wink & Ernest

Before the start of the New Zealand winter I want to have finished the working drawing this will included having the under deck piping layout, deck layout (with hatches) the framing and ribbing, etc

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« Reply #880 on: 18 Feb , 2011, 04:05 »
keep up the great work!
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« Reply #881 on: 22 Feb , 2011, 04:06 »
Hello Simon,

The news has been pouring in about the eathquake. I remember you saying you were North of Christchurch. I truely hope all is well for you as well as with your family and friends. Please know that our thoughts and prayers go out to all our friends in NZ. Take care.

Kindest Regards,

T

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« Reply #882 on: 22 Feb , 2011, 08:22 »
Hi Simon,

I'd like to echo these sentiments. It is terrible news to hear about the NZ earthquake and our thoughts are with everyone out there.

Best regards,

Dougie

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Re: VIIC/41 - Schematices drawing
« Reply #883 on: 22 Feb , 2011, 09:18 »
Simon,

I pray that you and your family are safe and well.

Best Regards,

D.B.

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« Reply #884 on: 22 Feb , 2011, 12:55 »
Hi All

Thanks for the kind words :) After nearly 24 hours finally got word that all the family is Ok and well. There is no or little phone lines, water, and power in Christchurch at this time, so getting news out is hard. As of this morning 65 dead, over 100’s people are still trap in building :'(

I think a few close calls within the family, my sister was in one of the biggest shopping central in Christchurch at the time EQ and she said that part of roof collapse on to them.

Simon