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DAF Scalemodels / miniatuur modellen 1:43
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IXO Volvo 66,
Norev ( Lecturama ) Daf 30 Daffodil,
AutoCult Daf 33 Brandweer
Altaya Daf 55 Rally Monte Carlo Rally 1972
Flickr Friday: raam
Maquette van een flatgebouw, geschoten door het raam van Arcam, architectuur centrum Amsterdam.
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Flickr Friday: window
Scale model of an apartment building, shot through the window of Arcam, architecture centre Amsterdam.
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Dank voor het bekijken, commentaren, favorieten en kritiek. Geen verder gebruik zonder mijn uitdrukkelijke toestemming.
Thanks for watching, comments, favourites and critique. No further use without my explicit consent.
PF L-motor drive geared down 12:24
PF L-motor steering via mini linear actuator
Ackerman steering geometry
Full suspension(credits for rear axles to 2Legoornot2Lego)
Front PF LED lights
My first custom F-1 design in real bricks. I tried to model this iconic 1976 racer in speed champions scale, the result is quite ok I think.
(This was the only 6-wheeler racecar able to win a race in Formula-1)
This set has 128 parts, you can buy the bricks and build it yourself if you want. Details:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-36642/rabasz/f1-tyrrell-p34-1976/
Step-by-step video instructions:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij3lqRFj4HM
(You can pause at any time or speed up to view the building process as you want.)
More Lego F-1 cars on my website: www.rabasz.com/lego
Like the X-Wing model uploaded earlier, this is an oldie from the bottom of a cardboard box filled with childhood scale models. I ran into this today as I cleared a couple of shelves in the basement.
This is a Monogram model I got with great expectations after the wonderful X-Wing. I was so disappointed when I found out that this was a very, very simple model which had no pilot nor a cockpit, just the canopy with black decals for windows. Also, the kit had no orange stripe decals for the bottom, only top. Maybe that's why I was a bit more adventurous with the matchstick weathering. I wanted this to look mean, so, pushing the envelope, the matchstick flame melted the plastic here and there during the process. The damage actually looks allright now (not really visible from this angle), this one just looks battered, as if it's seen a lot of interstellar action.
There's an Avanaut Facebook page for those who like liking such things.
(Explored!)
North American F-100D Super Sabre.
The North American F-100 Super Sabre is an American supersonic jet fighter aircraft that served with the USAF and a few other contries from 1954 to as late as 1979. As the first of the Century Series of USAF jet fighters , it was the first USAF fighter capable of supersonic speed in level flight. The F-100 was designed by North American Aviation as a high performance follow-on to the F-86 Sabre air superiority fighter.
Missing the F-100 Super Sabre in my collection of RDAF aircrafts, I decided it to be my next LEGO model. I always hesitate to build models that all ready are represented with very good or even excellent versions, and in this case there are some brilliant versions from (Lego Pilot) Wayne, Ralph Savelsberg and in particular Cody Osell. Having seen Cody´s excellent model I decided to use the same wedge pieces for the nose section as he did, but everything else is my own design. Funny thing though is that we ended up using the same pieces for the landing gear wheels and the main fuselage section, allthoug my version has a sligthly (half plate) raised middle section, to give it a little more curve of the upperside. The wings however are very different. The rear wings are angled at exactly 45 deg to the fuselage, and built as one continuous plate. The main wings are also angled at nearly 45 deg, built individualy, and attached with hinges inside the fuselage. Using this technique led to a very thin looking wing with a nice and clean leading edge. The model is equipped with two 450 US gal (1730 l.) droptanks and 4 AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles. The color scheme is chosen from a period in the mid sixties, when ESK 727 had their F-100s painted with the distinctive red nose and striping. A single aircraft painted this way can be seen at Danmarks Flymuseum in Stauning, Denmark. The model has no working features and is solely built for display.
About the RDAF North American F-100D Super Sabre:
As a successor to the F-84G, squadron ESK 727 recieved 17 F-100D and 3 F-100F in 1959. Two years later also ESK 725 and ESK 730 recieved 31 F-100D and 7 F-100F leading to a total of 58 fighter aircraft. The delivery of these aircrafts was part of the postwar Military Assistance Programme.
Due to a lot of incidents and accidents, many aircrafts were lost, and by the end of 1966 only 41 aircrafts remained, and because of the Vietnam war it was impossible get any replacement. In 1974 a new opportunity oppened to buy 14 two-seater F-100F from USAF. After a number of modifications, to suit the Danish standards, these aircrafts were designated TF-100F.
In 1976 to 77 again a lot of planes were lost, this time because of bad service quality from the companies servicing the J-57 jet engine.
Over the past years a lot of changes and modifications was made to the F-100; Navigation system, bombsight, and weapon systems.
In august 1982 the F-100 Super Sabre flew for the last time, ending an era of 23 years with the Royal Danish Airforce.
Specifications:
Crew: 1
Dimensions:
wingspan 38 ft 9 in (11,81 m)
length 50 ft 0 in (15,2 m)
height 16 ft 3 in (4.95 m)
Powerplant:
1 × Pratt & Whitney J-57-P-21/21A turbojet, 10.200 lbf (45 kN),
16.000 lbf (71 kN) with afterburner
Performance:
max speed 864 mph (1.390 km/h), Mach 1,3
range 1.733 miles (3210 km)
service ceiling 50.000 ft (15,000 m)
rate of climb 22.400 ft/min (114 m/s)
Weight:
empty 21.000 lb (9.500 kg)
max 34.832 lb (15.800 kg)
Armament:
Guns:4x 20mm (0.787 in) Pontiac M39A1 revolver cannon w/200 rpg
Missiles:4x AIM-9 Sidewinder or
2x AGM-12 Bullpup or
2x or 4x LAU-3/A 2.75 in (70 mm) unguided rocket dispensers
Bombs:7.040 lb (3.190 kg) conventional or special.
More informations about the North American F-100D Super Sabre at
Hope you enjoy the pictures.
Guess who's back...back again...
Here's Bandai's fantastic 1/144 scale U-wing, completed in my own custom scheme/livery.
This is also one of the first models I have completed in a long, long time.
And yes, I am plugging my Instagram - very sneaky ;)
I usually display vegetal chair's pictures on the doors of the cabinet in the living room. This pair( real sized and 1:6 scaled cabinets) makes me happy, and here is a newcommer beside the cabinet.
My other past time, this is a 1/72 F-89D Scorpion. It was a cold war interceptor that used 102 folding fin rockets in each wingtip pod to spray 2 inch buckshot at bombers. Revell kit I had for years that I decided to make based on the high visibility paint scheme.
Divers 2020 - Mini Europe
Mini-Europe is open since 18/05/2020.
Welcome back to the open-air museum Mini-Europe!
Located at the foot of the Atomium, MINI-EUROPE is the only park where you can visit the whole of Europe in a couple of hours. A truly unique voyage ! Stroll amid the typical ambiance of the most beautiful towns of the Old Continent.
Be amazed! Mini-Europe is a park featuring all the wonders of Europe, in miniature. Bonsai trees, flowery groves and dwarf trees embellish the 350 monuments which have been reproduced at scale 1/25. Thousands of lifelike figurines and animations! Set off the eruption of the Vesuvius and admire the takeoff of the Ariane rocket. The two hour walk, which is both entertaining and educational, will let you (re)discover the 27 member states of the European Union + United Kingdom and their historical, architectural and cultural wealth.
( Diverses photos prisent en 2020 sans sujet reel.
Various pictures taken in 2020 without real subject. )
@junchen.meng has built my Ford F100 and added custom rims with chrome all over!! It was quite challenging to design the wheel arches over the wheeels with a functional turning radius this truck drives fast with 2 buggy motors 😤 have a haunted start to your weekend everyone ! #lego #technic #scalemodel
There are lots of reasons to love Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn: The donut shop, the independent Toy Store and the overall “mom and pop shop” feel that emanates from a morning stroll down its sidewalks. Additionally, spanning the blocks, there is a wide variety of architecture to be found. This amazing building was overlooked by me on my many trips there. It is located just past the intersection of Bedford and Manhattan Avenues where I would typically turn to walk down Bedford. An account I follow on IG, @bkbybike posted a photo of this building earlier this year and I was instantly smitten. The overall color palette as well as the detailed bay windows reeled me in. Additionally, a barber/coffee shop calls ground floor its home. A very big thanks to @bkbybike for continuing to inspire my IG feed with amazing buildings like this one. Enjoy!
Second model of three new recovery vehicles that I'm building, this Scania has been in my box of assorted models waiting for me to decide what to use it for. As I'm having a rest from building emergency vehicles a new set of recovery vehicles would make a nice change. The third model is going to be a Volvo Boniface recovery truck. All the water-slide decals for the model are designed and printed in my workshop.
Model railroad featured in Great Model Railroads 2016. Depth of field thanks to Helicon Focus software. 6 different images were stacked to provide depth.
I went to the IPMS meeting. Had a beer or two with mates. Come back with this photo. All credits to the owner/maker :-)
Don't ask me about "brown" IL-2, we had a laugh :-))
Another shot of a section of my model railroad, all of it shot indoors without the benefit of Photoshop.