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Next step was working on the cannons for the lowest deck (32-pounds). This work was a little refreshing time for my hurting fingers (cutting of cardboard could cause some irritations to fingers and bone-hinges.

Doing some additional work to the body.

Next part was a little piece of deck in the bow. I worked with engraving tools and gauche colors to get a realistic optic.

This is the building log for the card model from Shipyard (polish publisher). The kit includes more than 6000 parts on 50 pages of A3. The parts are on 36 pages and the rest of the pages are instructions and pictures. As my English is not so good and it is very hard to translate the special...

Dear Josve, If you say, that I was ever a inspiration for you, so I must say - have done a damn' good job, because your Greif looks fantastic! Kind regards Josef

Hello Johnny! Well done - look's very good! Fine model, which I have also into my (very big) todo list. Kindly regards Josef

Thank you, very much for your attention to my work. The time I have spent to build the tank was approx. 1000 hours. My next model is the german Schwimmwagen (amphibious vehicle) of WWII. You find the building report in the forum. Friendly greetings Josef

Hello Jlinscheid! Thank you very much for the compliments - my face is changing to red for this nice words. Servus from Vienna Josef

Hello Jlinscheid! Thank you very much for the compliments - my face is changing to red for this nice words. Servus from Vienna Josef

Hi, Rick! I have noticed the crash of the Me-109 some weeks before. What can I say - shit happens. I hope it is possible to repair this proud bird. Servus Josef

Hi, Rick! I have noticed the crash of the Me-109 some weeks before. What can I say - shit happens. I hope it is possible to repair this proud bird. Servus Josef

Hi, Edikk! Thank you for the nice words and fine to hear something from you again. My next project would be fun for you - I just have start the ISU-152 from Modelik in 1:33. More in a seperatly report. Servus Josef

Hi, Edikk! Thank you for the nice words and fine to hear something from you again. My next project would be fun for you - I just have start the ISU-152 from Modelik in 1:33. More in a seperatly report. Servus Josef

Gil, Thank you very much for the nice words and I can say, it was also a big fun to share it with all of you. Josef

Gil, Thank you very much for the nice words and I can say, it was also a big fun to share it with all of you. Josef

Hello Alexander! The glass of the windshield was made of real glasses, which is in use for microscopy as cover-glass for compounds. They are very thin (0,2 mm) and very clear. The biggest problem was to cut them. The using of a glass-cutter was not possible, because the pressure would break...

Hello Alexander! The glass of the windshield was made of real glasses, which is in use for microscopy as cover-glass for compounds. They are very thin (0,2 mm) and very clear. The biggest problem was to cut them. The using of a glass-cutter was not possible, because the pressure would break...

Modelik, Nr. 10/02, Willys Jeep, 1:25 Some pictures of the complete jeep. Kindly regards Josef

Modelik, Nr. 10/02, Willys Jeep, 1:25 Some pictures of the complete jeep. Kindly regards Josef

Report_106 Finally there were only missing some details. The tools: The mirror, was made of mirror-foil: The rod for the cape hood: The jerry can: And finally, the antenna: Now this report (and the model) is finished.