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Posted By: Funkgefreiter Schmidt Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/02/2007 12:56 PM
Here are some pics I took of some 1/16 scale german vehicles I scratch built some years ago. 1st is a PzIII, 2nd is of a scout car, figures, and a kubelwagon, 3rd is of the scout car, 4th is of the scout car again. Some of the figures are modified Verlinden figures



Posted By: Funkgefreiter Schmidt Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/02/2007 01:12 PM
More pics...
My latest scratch built PzIII 1/16th scale





Here are pics of a 1 to 1 scale model Torn Fu.d2 radio unit and battery unit I built for re-enacting. I have a hidden tape mechanizm inside coupled to an amplifier





Here is a pic of a resin German egg grenade that I molded and poured for use in re-enacting
Posted By: Raymond Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/02/2007 11:11 PM
Great workmanship.I always wanted to learn how to scratch build stuff.Any chance you would be able to give some pointers.Starting off is probably the hardest.
Posted By: Funkgefreiter Schmidt Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/03/2007 01:33 AM
Well it is good to have the item say like the scout car in say 1/35 scale un-built then with vernier calipers start measureing then figure out the multiplication factor for instance Xx35 giving you the full real to life size then divide that 16 this gives you the 1/16th size now divide the the 1/16 size by the 1/35 size will give you the multiplier number now every measurement you get on the 1/35 scale part you just multiply it by the factor to get the 1/16th size which comes out to a factor of 2.1875
Posted By: Ray Brown Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/03/2007 02:18 AM
Outstanding! Master modeling at its best!! Eek Smile
Posted By: Funkgefreiter Schmidt Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/03/2007 12:00 PM
Thank you for your kind words but I don't concider myself a master at modeling.
Posted By: Raymond Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/03/2007 11:11 PM
Excellent way of determining measurements. I'll give it a try, thanks.
Posted By: Bernie Brule Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/04/2007 02:12 AM
Wow. Great stuff.
Posted By: Von Ryan Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/10/2007 02:26 AM
Gee Mr. Schmidt, with all that communications gear you might be interested in a very hard to find etched dress bayonet I'll be getting in a few days.

I Love This Stuff
Von Ryan


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Posted By: Funkgefreiter Schmidt Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/10/2007 12:58 PM
Well since I re-enact kriegsmarine coastal artillery I would need a KM one
Posted By: Swordfish Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 05/20/2007 09:06 PM
Excellent job. I am always amazed by those of you who build these from scratch. Truly and art form. Me, lacking the skills and certainly patience for a project that meticulous, opt to purchase pre-fab toy models, built by 21st centuly toys. Pre-painted, pre made, just snap 'em together and they are ready for me to play with. I still havn't completely grown up I guess.
Posted By: Doug Kenwright Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 08/29/2007 04:38 PM
cool!..now you have to get cracking on the 1:1 coastal artillery emplacement

Batterie Todt perhaps? Razz
Posted By: MW Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 08/31/2007 01:44 AM
I maintain the highest level of respect for people like you with such outstanding talent..
Posted By: Fallschirmjager Heinrich Re: Some 1/16th Scale Models - 01/30/2008 05:47 PM
Wonderful radio scmidt!!
I am an reenactor from spain and I have seen that you produce some egg grenades. I would like to know of you would mold & sell an antenna for the Torn FU d2.I have a Torn fu d2 repro. I have been trying to locate one and is been a long time trying it, with no luck. WOuld you be interested in doing one and selling it to me? or can you help me to locate one please?
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