VIIC /41 Atlantic U-Boat PICS

Modeling Subjects Ships
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Here it is only about a week and half of work on this. Paints used where MM RLM enamels and for the weathering i used a thinned wash of rust and shot it with flat laquer. After that dryed i used strickly chalk dust for the weathering. Unfortunatly the flag that comes with it didnt have the you know what on it so i saved a pic from the net and used testors decal maker to resize it and printed it on normal paper cut and glued it with CA and dent it so it looked like it was being blown by the wind. So here the pics hope you like.

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Aye Capt. U-boat dead astern!! ready depth charges… ROll 1… Roll 2…

Not too shabby there Rob[:P]

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Nice work! The camo looks sharp. It really stands out.

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Thanks Ed and Matt I look at my fisrt VIIC and look at this one and want to use the other one for target practice but that just shows how far i have come from when i got back into the hobby.

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Well, show us pics of the 1st one along side this one[:P]

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Here you judge the VIIC was only my 3rd or 4th model and it looks like it to.

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Hmmm, I do see a difference between them Rob… I can tell which was done first & you
have come up in your abilities[:D] I do have to wonder, which is the earlier version?[:P]

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The narly lookin one thats A typ7c and the one i just got done is a typ7c/41 atlantic.

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Yep it turned out really nice. I like it. I might just have to move to a bigger house so I can build one of these.

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OUTSTANDING Job Rob

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I love the paint scheme.What theater is it from?

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Thanks guys this thig is around 3feet long and from the info i have it was stationed in norway then transferd to lisahally N ireland on 19 may sunk dec 13 1945 by aircraft in operation deadlight.