Beautiful scratch work and detailing! 
I'll follow this one for sure!
Bob
I'll follow this one for sure!
Bob
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SCHNELLBOOT S-100
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fledermaus
Master at Arms
Dusan,Joe,53chevy and Bob thanks guys glad you like it, more soon 
glad you like it, more soon 
Plastik Smurff
Active member
It's lookin real good sofar.
I started to build the same last year an got about half way,
THEN while away for 4 month's the wife decided to clean my work room an put it on the floor and forgot about it!!!!
The dog thought it was a chew toy. :angry:
I now chain the wife up when away. :laugh:
Can't wait to a finished one.
I started to build the same last year an got about half way,
THEN while away for 4 month's the wife decided to clean my work room an put it on the floor and forgot about it!!!!
The dog thought it was a chew toy. :angry:
I now chain the wife up when away. :laugh:
Can't wait to a finished one.
Kreighshoer
Active member
awesome scratchwork abdin! have you ever taken into consideration to install a motor and RC? maybe even small torpedoes filled with black powder to sink smal children's sailing ships? with a model that detailed i think this would be the icing on the cake!
fledermaus
Master at Arms
plastik smurff, thanks and sorry to hear of the early sinking of your boat.
your dog must be a spy dog and did sabotage to your boat
Laura,thanks a lot, I did crossed my mind but then realized I dont want to risk all the work and time spend on it, Im going to do a water base for
it when finished
your dog must be a spy dog and did sabotage to your boat
Laura,thanks a lot, I did crossed my mind but then realized I dont want to risk all the work and time spend on it, Im going to do a water base for
it when finished
kryptosdaddy
Active member
Thats huge! You'll need a bigger bathtub for sure. This in 1/72 has been on my watch list, I would never find the room to show something this big!
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Hi all!
Have being busy working on the boat; it’s a lot of work and still a lot to do. The bridge detailing is almost done, just the magazine racks and seats to do. Here are the photos of my work…
The bridge walls molded doors are removed so the PH ones can be placed, the molded track for the rear door is also removed since the S-100 where hinged not slide type. New rivet details are added, plus the vent cover and life preserver bracket. The molded base for the interior seats are also removed to be replaced with new scratch builds ones.
The back wall of the chart room has all the details removed and rearranged as in Han-Ju boat
Here all details are gone
The ventilator is relocated and a cover made for it, also added two supports for the catwalk that goes over this area made from 2mm square x 13.5 long
The back wall of the wheel house has the molded door replaced with the PH one from Eduard plus other details
The wheel wall received new PH details, the throttle pedestal was cut from the wall, covered the hole and the top of the pedestal with styrene. The throttle assembly was made with a piece of aluminum tubing; the PH detail was glued around it. The pedestal is going to be placed back about 3/16 from the wall.
Molded details are removed
PH details added
The pedestal is removed
The throttle control is made with a piece of aluminum
Just need to add the levers and is finished
Now moved to the dash board, the compass looking hole is opened, a lid scratch build and the interior received the PH compass from Eduard and other PH details, now the compass can be seen from the opening
The front gun cover was modified also, it was trimmed on the lower side with the step removed, the molded on holders are Cut flush with the top of the cover and PH + styrene details added. Do not use the rope here as in the kit instructions as it is not used on the real covers, it was held in place just by the 4 locks around it. Dont know where Italery got that from
I’m working in more areas of the boat before starting with the paint so more soon
Thanks for looking!
Abdin
Have being busy working on the boat; it’s a lot of work and still a lot to do. The bridge detailing is almost done, just the magazine racks and seats to do. Here are the photos of my work…
The bridge walls molded doors are removed so the PH ones can be placed, the molded track for the rear door is also removed since the S-100 where hinged not slide type. New rivet details are added, plus the vent cover and life preserver bracket. The molded base for the interior seats are also removed to be replaced with new scratch builds ones.
The back wall of the chart room has all the details removed and rearranged as in Han-Ju boat
Here all details are gone
The ventilator is relocated and a cover made for it, also added two supports for the catwalk that goes over this area made from 2mm square x 13.5 long
The back wall of the wheel house has the molded door replaced with the PH one from Eduard plus other details
The wheel wall received new PH details, the throttle pedestal was cut from the wall, covered the hole and the top of the pedestal with styrene. The throttle assembly was made with a piece of aluminum tubing; the PH detail was glued around it. The pedestal is going to be placed back about 3/16 from the wall.
Molded details are removed
PH details added
The pedestal is removed
The throttle control is made with a piece of aluminum
Just need to add the levers and is finished
Now moved to the dash board, the compass looking hole is opened, a lid scratch build and the interior received the PH compass from Eduard and other PH details, now the compass can be seen from the opening
The front gun cover was modified also, it was trimmed on the lower side with the step removed, the molded on holders are Cut flush with the top of the cover and PH + styrene details added. Do not use the rope here as in the kit instructions as it is not used on the real covers, it was held in place just by the 4 locks around it. Dont know where Italery got that from
I’m working in more areas of the boat before starting with the paint so more soon
Thanks for looking!
Abdin
Maravilloso, about time for an update. How did you weather Hurricane Irene? I was there...
Regards,
Regards,
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Hi Saul! well it wasnt so bad on this side of the island, lots of rain, next time you are visiting let me know as I check on my emails every day. ruben and carlos dont do that frecuently.
moon poppy thanks for following
Hi to all!
Here are some more photos of part of the work done so far
The skylights are removed from the 3 covers as this where omitted on the S-100 class as a production simplification. So using styrene disks the holes where covered
A coat of Mr. Surface is applied and sanded smooth
And it looks like this now
Next the torpedo tubes are assembled and detailed a little bit
The tubes like it comes
I started by removing the winch pulleys and replacing with the ones from Eduard
Here the new pulleys are installed; also a Verlinden resin bolt and the winch cable hole is drilled
Next the valve like structure on the middle of the tube is also detailed using bits of styrene
The part is cut at this point
Here the detail parts to be added
Now it looks like this
Finally I added some brackets, the cable loop and the door handle to finish it
Next is the targeting computer turn for some details, it has parts from the Eduard set and many scratch build ones, plus very thin solder for the cable connections
The molded door is removed and the new PH installed, also drilled the two communication vision ports and replaced the lids with PH ones
The binoculars are detailed with styrene bits
The finished computer with the solder wires added
Now the speech tubes are made using a piece of wire with cooper wire around it plus styrene tube
For the mouth piece
The mouth piece is made by first cutting the plastic with a wire cutter
Then the plastic is sanded in a U shape and drilled out
Then the other side is sanded to make it look like this
The mouth piece is cut from the plastic
Now it is glued to a piece of styrene of the new diameter of the mouth piece back, now drill the other side of this plastic to the same size as the wire used to make the flexible section of the tube
The flexible tube section is completed and looks like this
To finish it just glue the mouth piece to one end and another piece of styrene of the same diameter
To the other end
The front hatch housing needs to be trimmed down a little as seen on photos of HA-JU, here is the stock part
It is trimmed about 1.5mm I just used my sanding block to do it
Now it looks like the original one on the photos
That’s for now, still much to do. Working on more photos so stay tuned
Thanks for following
Abdin
moon poppy thanks for following
Hi to all!
Here are some more photos of part of the work done so far
The skylights are removed from the 3 covers as this where omitted on the S-100 class as a production simplification. So using styrene disks the holes where covered
A coat of Mr. Surface is applied and sanded smooth
And it looks like this now
Next the torpedo tubes are assembled and detailed a little bit
The tubes like it comes
I started by removing the winch pulleys and replacing with the ones from Eduard
Here the new pulleys are installed; also a Verlinden resin bolt and the winch cable hole is drilled
Next the valve like structure on the middle of the tube is also detailed using bits of styrene
The part is cut at this point
Here the detail parts to be added
Now it looks like this
Finally I added some brackets, the cable loop and the door handle to finish it
Next is the targeting computer turn for some details, it has parts from the Eduard set and many scratch build ones, plus very thin solder for the cable connections
The molded door is removed and the new PH installed, also drilled the two communication vision ports and replaced the lids with PH ones
The binoculars are detailed with styrene bits
The finished computer with the solder wires added
Now the speech tubes are made using a piece of wire with cooper wire around it plus styrene tube
For the mouth piece
The mouth piece is made by first cutting the plastic with a wire cutter
Then the plastic is sanded in a U shape and drilled out
Then the other side is sanded to make it look like this
The mouth piece is cut from the plastic
Now it is glued to a piece of styrene of the new diameter of the mouth piece back, now drill the other side of this plastic to the same size as the wire used to make the flexible section of the tube
The flexible tube section is completed and looks like this
To finish it just glue the mouth piece to one end and another piece of styrene of the same diameter
To the other end
The front hatch housing needs to be trimmed down a little as seen on photos of HA-JU, here is the stock part
It is trimmed about 1.5mm I just used my sanding block to do it
Now it looks like the original one on the photos
That’s for now, still much to do. Working on more photos so stay tuned
Thanks for following
Abdin
kryptosdaddy
Active member
WOW- Revel has one of these in 1/72 I think, I can't imagine it in 1/35!!!! How much will this monster weigh? WOW again....lol
Maravilloso...
Yo no me recordé el nombre de su negocio y no pude llamarte.
Marvelous.
Regards,
Yo no me recordé el nombre de su negocio y no pude llamarte.
Marvelous.
Regards,
:pinch: 
fledermaus
Master at Arms
It was about time for another update, I have being busy making a lot of molds for a 1/6 figures, but now is time for the boat. To continue the work on the front area the small deflector that goes on the front gun guide is made with styrene as the one on the Eduard PH set was too big, so I did a new one
Here is the PH one vs. the styrene one
The front gun spare barrel container is also replaced with one made from styrene rod, the brackets are PH left over’s bent to shape
Here is the original one
The new replacement finished
Comparison of the two… much better with the new one
At this time also assembled and installed the spare ammo holders around the front gun guide, here are all the parts in place
The PH door catcher and the PH anti-slip mat are also installed
The entire PH wood floor received a strip of styrene to give more depth to it, so around the armored bridge I used .3X1 mm styrene strip and on the other used .3X1mm
The four torpedoes are assembled, nice detail here and no modifications
Next I moved to the modification of the ammo bins, on the HJ this where modified so the angle on the doors was removed and maid straight. So using styrene I filled the angle and made a new back wall to all the small bins and added an angled strip to the bottom so it rest level when installed on the deck
I took one of the small bins and made a division and a cartridge holder to display it open
Using styrene pieces I constructed the clip holders
It looks like this with the clips holders in place
Now I needed more ammo cartridges, so using the cartridges from a tamiya mobelwagen I made a mold and casted all the cartridges
Here the holder with the cartridges
Finally the complete and full ammo bin
The large ammo bin gets its shelves and is ready to be full of ammo
Still uploading photos so stay tuned
Thanks!!
Abdin
Here is the PH one vs. the styrene one
The front gun spare barrel container is also replaced with one made from styrene rod, the brackets are PH left over’s bent to shape
Here is the original one
The new replacement finished
Comparison of the two… much better with the new one
At this time also assembled and installed the spare ammo holders around the front gun guide, here are all the parts in place
The PH door catcher and the PH anti-slip mat are also installed
The entire PH wood floor received a strip of styrene to give more depth to it, so around the armored bridge I used .3X1 mm styrene strip and on the other used .3X1mm
The four torpedoes are assembled, nice detail here and no modifications
Next I moved to the modification of the ammo bins, on the HJ this where modified so the angle on the doors was removed and maid straight. So using styrene I filled the angle and made a new back wall to all the small bins and added an angled strip to the bottom so it rest level when installed on the deck
I took one of the small bins and made a division and a cartridge holder to display it open
Using styrene pieces I constructed the clip holders
It looks like this with the clips holders in place
Now I needed more ammo cartridges, so using the cartridges from a tamiya mobelwagen I made a mold and casted all the cartridges
Here the holder with the cartridges
Finally the complete and full ammo bin
The large ammo bin gets its shelves and is ready to be full of ammo
Still uploading photos so stay tuned
Thanks!!
Abdin
Great touches!
thanks for sharing, really nice work and attention to detail.
thanks for sharing, really nice work and attention to detail.
Era tiempo...
Saludos,
Saludos,