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Andy`s 1/9th Zundapp Combi

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Good Evening Gentlemen,(And you lot!!:tears-of-joy:),
OK then,this build is taking off as of now,no build stuff until tomorrow as this is just the Intro bit...... which is pic heavy as it is!!:worried:
It won`t be of interest to most,as it`s a large scale,and of a German WW2 Motorcycle Combi... a bit of a niche subject!!:tears-of-joy:
HOWEVER.... I shall chunter along..... Box Art........
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Don`t understand why the pic is so small?!!..... Nevermind,carrying on......
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Sorry,i said it was pic heavy!!:flushed:..... and yet.... still a few to come........
 
Front and centre please. Even at this scale some of the parts look small and fiddly.
Jim
 
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.... Not that many really i guess just a few detail shots.......
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These tyres look superb to me,however,some more experienced modellers may disagree mind!;)......
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SO,for now,that is it:rolling:.....
HOWEWVER,tomorrow i shall start phase one..... must admit,i`m VEREY EXCITED to tackle this one,and unusually for me,it certainly will be far more than OOTB!!:thumb2:
Andy,(Probably on my own here!!)
 
I'll sit with Jim , mask on still so you will all be ok .

Matron asked " will you be weaving your own spokes ? "
 
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Front and centre please. Even at this scale some of the parts look small and fiddly.
Jim
Blimey Jim.....
You were quick off the mark mate:thumb2:,
Great to see you..... There will be no build progress until tomorrow though i`m afraid Sir:rolling:
 
That's ok Andy , Jim is going to explain the benefits of a tidy bench !
 
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I'll sit with Jim , mask on still so you will all be ok .

Matron asked " will you be weaving your own spokes ? "
Yourself and Jim are MORE than welcomed ..... but i don`t want you two fighting over the Popcorn!!:surprised::tears-of-joy:
As for the Spokes... I actually looked at them and wondered just how "Too big" they are,,, must admit that i`ve not measured them yet.... but i AM on the case:thumb2:
Please stall Matron a little.... I`m sure you have power over her!!;)
Andy
 
.... Not that many really i guess just a few detail shots.......
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These tyres look superb to me,however,some more experienced modellers may disagree mind!;)......
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SO,for now,that is it:rolling:.....
HOWEWVER,tomorrow i shall start phase one..... must admit,i`m VEREY EXCITED to tackle this one,and unusually for me,it certainly will be far more than OOTB!!:thumb2:
Andy,(Probably on my own here!!)
Ooohhhh !! Oh Boy ! I'm in Andy for you and your silver machine here Say, I hate to be "that guy" , but can we not put Commander Race in one of those weird bubbles or a Haz-Mat infectious disease researcher's suit or something ? I mean, you know...
 
Andy

Please reserve a seat for me, still have COVID at the moment so want to do the sensible thing and keep clear!! ;)

Will bring some of Junior's celebration chocolate brownie along when I do turn up!!

ATB.

Andrew
 
I will take a front row seat. Often thought of getting one of these.
Are you going to re-spoke the wheels. I did my Triumph in the same scale and it wasn't that hard. Fiddly but not hard.
 
Well I’ve tested clear so I’m just going to sit here with a self satisfied grin on my face. Pity it’s the Zundapp though, good looking kit of an ugly bike I think.
 
I built the Dragon issue of the Kettenkrad (all these 1:9 military bike kits originate at ESCI) very long ago, and liked it as a kit. Motorbikes aren’t really my thing, but this looks like it will be a good kit. Too bad about the lettering on the jerrycan, though — that shows the model’s age, really.
 
Not knowing anything about Gerry Jerrycans, could you elaborate on that a bit?
As Dan guessed correctly: the lettering should be embossed, but I guess it was easier for ESCI to engrave it into the mould rather than cut away all the material around the letters. A typical 1970s shortcut, really :)
 
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