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I can't believe, but I've managed to finis that hell-of-a-huuuge model. How glad I am, that this "torment" is finally over. ( at start it was fun)
Guess it's th biggest (and most-complex) papermodel project I've been working on sofar. Something like "baptism of fire" (so guess I think I'm not "novice" anymore ).

Few facts 'bout that model:

Name: U-boot VIIC/41 1944 model "Atlantic"
Publisher : TPW (thai paperworxx)
Scale: 1/72 (My favourite )
Length: something around 1 meter
Duration: february 'til end of may (works discontinued for 2 months due existence problems)
Complexivity: 26 pages(+ 10/instr.guide), hundreds of parts, one meter of steeel wire, 1.5 meter of thread, cyanoacrylic and normal glue. (+one set of nerves of steel )

I wonder what comes next....B52 or Me-323 ??

P.S.:
Although the submarine crews of Kriegesmarine gained a reputation of cunning, cruel enemy during the second world war, it must be stated, they did their best to meet what was expected from them. I salute to all of them, especially that 90% of those, which didn't made it home to their families, and, of course, to all their victims.

Description

I can't believe, but I've managed to finis that hell-of-a-huuuge model. How glad I am, that this "torment" is finally over. ( at start it was fun)
Guess it's th biggest (and most-complex) papermodel project I've been working on sofar. Something like "baptism of fire" (so guess I think I'm not "novice" anymore ).

Few facts 'bout that model:

Name: U-boot VIIC/41 1944 model "Atlantic"
Publisher : TPW (thai paperworxx)
Scale: 1/72 (My favourite )
Length: something around 1 meter
Duration: february 'til end of may (works discontinued for 2 months due existence problems)
Complexivity: 26 pages(+ 10/instr.guide), hundreds of parts, one meter of steeel wire, 1.5 meter of thread, cyanoacrylic and normal glue. (+one set of nerves of steel )

I wonder what comes next....B52 or Me-323 ??

P.S.:
Although the submarine crews of Kriegesmarine gained a reputation of cunning, cruel enemy during the second world war, it must be stated, they did their best to meet what was expected from them. I salute to all of them, especially that 90% of those, which didn't made it home to their families, and, of course, to all their victims.