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Re: New photos of MOC - the German 8,8 Flak/Pak
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lugnet.build.military
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Wed, 3 Jul 2002 05:10:41 GMT
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Mattias Martenson writes:
> I have a goal to avoid 'free' studs on my models. All top studs should
> preferably be covered by tiles, modified tiles, slopes, etc. It is a pity
> that 1x1 tiles are so expensive.
Wow. While I've noticed the lack of free standing stude on your models
before, I never realized that it was a de facto building policy of yours.
In light of this I'm even more impressed with your models. Building without
the top studs showing is something I doubt that I could ever attempt.
> PS I like your new model of the Rafale fighter a lot. But I didn't
> understand the 'cheat' with the double sloped parts for the intakes - will
> you please explain it.
What I meant by that was that the intake section of the actual Rafale does
not have the depressed centerline section that my model does. To
demonstrate graphically, my model features a :
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front cross section while the genuine article has more of a :
\__-__/
kind of shape. If I had done the entire rear fuselage out of 4854 double
inverted 4x4's there would have been no place to hang centerline stores, and
the relatively short legged Rafale usually totes a bag or two.
> Keep on the production
You too. Keep them coming.
Bryce Rollins
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