Construction of a Landram from Revell fan with light Groeße 1/32

:cool::cool::cool:

I really like it when people are building my models. :)

The only thing I'd like to address is: The structure on the roof is a bit impractical. The original was fairly smooth and when it rains the water is collected in the recesses. Just a nitpick but I think you should know. Other than that it looks fantastic! :) thumbsup

HOWEVER, if you see it as a frame to store some luggage I have no objections there. :)

Ich mag es sehr, wenn man meine Modelle baut. :)

Der einzige Kritikpunkt wäre die Struktue auf dem Dach. Das Original war ziemlich glatt und wenn es regnet, sammelt sich dort das Wasser. Nur so ein Gedanke. Abgesehen davon sieht alles fantastisch aus! :) thumbsup

ALLERDINGS: Wenn du das Gitter als einen Rahmen ansiehst, der Gepäck aufnehmen soll: dagegen habe ich keine Einwände. :)
 
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The were "blown" dry during "decontamination" when they re-boarded the ship. Must keep the buggies out!!!

@cylongirl, Excellent and quite right!! :)
 
@cylongirl As always, I GREATLY ENJOY watching your work! It always inspires me to look at new ways of building and trying my hand at new (and different) techniques. So keep up the FANTASTIC WORK!!!thumbsupthumbsupthumbsup


Revell-Fan said:
The only thing I'd like to address is: The structure on the roof is a bit impractical. The original was fairly smooth and when it rains the water is collected in the recesses. Just a nitpick but I think you should know. Other than that it looks fantastic! :) thumbsup

HOWEVER, if you see it as a frame to store some luggage I have no objections there. :)
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The structure on the roof of the cockpit section makes perfect sense for storage. The grid will help keep stuff from sliding around (or off). I was actually thinking of this very thing once got around to rebuilding the LR.;)
 
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