Bloody Riveting Stuff, what!

Good work, your patience or dedication is amazing.
Bigkev

Speechless..................again!

Where do you get the patience and tenacity from?? i lift my hat to you.

I keep it under my hat.

This work is really riveting, now I am barrelling along, soon I will be on track.
The odd bit of drainpipe comes in useful sometimes.
The Mk 1 may be evolving into a Mk III, I am not sure yet.

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Gosh........................

How big is that Gun................!!

I've just used a 3" drainpipe on my garage. What diameter Gun would that be in 1/35th??

Super Gun in WWI??

Bigkev

It is a 2 inch drain pipe.

Even in 1/35th, that's one helluva Gun!!

Bigkev

you should send that assembly to Haddock....he could turn it into a maritime telescope............wowza Zak, big guns!

Quote from: Bigkev on May 19, 2015, 10:08:54 PM
Gosh........................

How big is that Gun................!!

I've just used a 3" drainpipe on my garage. What diameter Gun would that be in 1/35th??

Super Gun in WWI??

Bigkev

Some misunderstanding here, the drain pipe is the grey circular support for the gun on the wagon.

Here is the latest progress.
Track ballasted, rails rusted, will leave this to dry. I used diluted PVA with a drop of washing up liquid to destroy the surface tension so that it flows.

The next photo shows the various bits simply posed and not glued in position.


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wow!

Still, that's still A BIG GUN atop of it.
This looks impressive stuff!
Bigkev

Heck of the heck.  I really don't know HOW you do it.

After weeding the allotment I managed to add a few details to the gun. Crane for lifting shells, rails and lots of bits and bobs.

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