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  • Neo
    • May 2018
    • 526

    #16
    Greetings! I have found that Takom gives wrong location of the towing device from the inner side. Don't trust Takom Than I've tried to make another chain with fixator. Now I am working with inner part of the hull side.
    Progress is very low. Only idler tensioners.
    (Photo for discussion only)

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    • Guest

      #17
      Nice move sir, it's a good thing to always check and dubbelcheck your references.

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      • Neo
        • May 2018
        • 526

        #18
        Originally posted by Armorguy
        Nice move sir, it's a good thing to always check and dubbelcheck your references.
        Yes, I always use 2-3 walkarounds. So I don't rely on manufacturers variants for a long time:relieved:

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        • Guest

          #19
          hello Neo,
          Great to see your build has made it across, it would have been a shame to miss the build.
          Cheers, MikeC.

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          • Neo
            • May 2018
            • 526

            #20
            Originally posted by MikeC
            hello Neo,
            Great to see your build has made it across, it would have been a shame to miss the build.
            Cheers, MikeC.
            Hello, Mike! I will try to make something special to hold your attention :smiling:

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            • scottie3158
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 14221
              • Paul
              • Holbeach

              #21
              Hi Neo,

              he details you put into your builds are truly excellent. One thing I do like in particular is the very small chains can you explain how you make them.

              Scottie

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              • Neo
                • May 2018
                • 526

                #22
                Originally posted by scottie3158
                Hi Neo,

                he details you put into your builds are truly excellent. One thing I do like in particular is the very small chains can you explain how you make them.

                Scottie
                Hi, Scottie! I try, but it rather hard to do things like this. I can do some kind of step by step instruction but only on Thursday. Tomorrow we will celebrate the greatest holiday in Russia. We have day off

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                • scottie3158
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 14221
                  • Paul
                  • Holbeach

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Neo
                  Hi, Scottie! I try, but it rather hard to do things like this. I can do some kind of step by step instruction but only on Thursday. Tomorrow we will celebrate the greatest holiday in Russia. We have day off
                  Ok mate. have a great day don't get to drunk lol.

                  Scottie

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                  • Neo
                    • May 2018
                    • 526

                    #24
                    Originally posted by scottie3158
                    Ok mate. have a great day don't get to drunk lol.

                    Scottie
                    Thank you! But this is a Victory day, we don't drink at this day:confounded:

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                    • Neo
                      • May 2018
                      • 526

                      #25
                      Originally posted by scottie3158
                      Ok mate. have a great day don't get to drunk lol.

                      Scottie
                      Hi,Scottie! As I promiced. A little instruction.
                      1.Take two drills. You may vary drill diameter or quantity depending on what maesures of the chain link do you want. If you want longer - make 3 drills. Bigger one - take drills more diameter or more thick wire.

                      2.Hold drills togetrher.

                      3.Put wire under drills.

                      4. Bend the wire around drills in two directions.

                      5.Bend until it will be look like that.

                      6. Remove drills.

                      7. Cut at this side.

                      8.Now we have a chain link. We can put in together with anothet link and then bend open side by tweezers.

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                      • Guest

                        #26
                        Hello Neo,
                        Many thanks for the tutorial on making your chains.
                        You asked about my piano hinges - it is all illusion - I have some strips of Eduard 00 099 Rivets (positive). I lay one strip the length I need, then next to that a length of copper wire that has been rolled gently under an old file to give an idea of the hinge, and then a second strip of rivets alonside the copper wire, prime paint and hey presto piano hinges.
                        Cheers,
                        MikeC.

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                        • Neo
                          • May 2018
                          • 526

                          #27
                          Originally posted by MikeC
                          Hello Neo,
                          Many thanks for the tutorial on making your chains.
                          You asked about my piano hinges - it is all illusion - I have some strips of Eduard 00 099 Rivets (positive). I lay one strip the length I need, then next to that a length of copper wire that has been rolled gently under an old file to give an idea of the hinge, and then a second strip of rivets alonside the copper wire, prime paint and hey presto piano hinges.
                          Cheers,
                          MikeC.
                          Hello,Mike! Thank you for discribing! I understand and will need this in A30 build. Unfortunatelly I made a mistake in this moment when was working with Cromwell.

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                          • scottie3158
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 14221
                            • Paul
                            • Holbeach

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Neo
                            Hi,Scottie! As I promiced. A little instruction.
                            1.Take two drills. You may vary drill diameter or quantity depending on what maesures of the chain link do you want. If you want longer - make 3 drills. Bigger one - take drills more diameter or more thick wire.

                            2.Hold drills togetrher.

                            3.Put wire under drills.

                            4. Bend the wire around drills in two directions.

                            5.Bend until it will be look like that.

                            6. Remove drills.

                            7. Cut at this side.

                            8.Now we have a chain link. We can put in together with anothet link and then bend open side by tweezers.
                            Neo,
                            Thanks mate I will give this ago for sure.
                            Scottie

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                            • Neo
                              • May 2018
                              • 526

                              #29
                              Scottie,you are welcome:thumb2:

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                              • Neo
                                • May 2018
                                • 526

                                #30
                                Still working with sides. We need to separate all riveted plains.
                                Like that and so on.
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