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Post by mitchpanther on Feb 2, 2018 22:30:05 GMT
some more
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Post by mitchpanther on Feb 2, 2018 22:30:38 GMT
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Post by mitchpanther on Feb 2, 2018 22:35:22 GMT
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Post by Deinonychus on Feb 3, 2018 1:33:40 GMT
Thanks for the pics! Well, the Bismarck looks really good. I was just expecting something a little...more considering how many pieces the set is alleged to have. I love it when these WWII ship models have the wooden deck, it's a great look. I also really like the lines on that M36 Jackson. It's kind of what the Wolverine should look like if given a redo. The current Wolverine seems a tad on the "chubby" side. The Grant is pretty handsome as well. All hail multi-colored models!
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Post by mitchpanther on Feb 3, 2018 4:17:42 GMT
Thanks for the pics! Well, the Bismarck looks really good. I was just expecting something a little...more considering how many pieces the set is alleged to have. I love it when these WWII ship models have the wooden deck, it's a great look. I also really like the lines on that M36 Jackson. It's kind of what the Wolverine should look like if given a redo. The current Wolverine seems a tad on the "chubby" side. The Grant is pretty handsome as well. All hail multi-colored models! no worries when ever i find them i like to share and keep everyone updated. i think a lot of the bricks get used up in the solid construction of the hull, i was looking at the instructions for the blyskawica on the cobi website and a lot of the bricks were used in the hull construction. cant wait for the m3 grant they did a great job
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binni
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Post by binni on Feb 3, 2018 6:44:30 GMT
I don´t think (hope) the Me 262 has ist final air intakes...
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Post by achtungpanzer on Feb 3, 2018 9:30:19 GMT
I don´t think (hope) the Me 262 has ist final air intakes... I don't think it's final and still what in prototype stage It looks like it didn't fit somehow Although those jumo engines are in one piece i really like them, especially the printed camo so i hope those are final But somehow i don't think we will get those either, but a more brick like version Also the nosepiece is printed in camo if you look closely If we realy get all those printed parts we'll see in the end I don't think that front wheel is final too They made the nose section on the second prototype 1 stud longer and they used a new 1 stud wide top round fuselage piece ( i "customized" such part on my bf109 trop moc) which is a good thing because i already found it too short I already made up my mind to use 2 sets to make a better one With 2 sets you can make a better camo scheme on the wings but more important, i'lll make that fuselage camo more in a straight line ( so no fade out effect) You can achieve that with using 2 sets Also the one piece nose piece looks massive in that all over green color, so i'll definitly spray the bottom half in whitish grey ( the first time i'lll paint a cobi set, but for this one it just have to be done) and maybe paint the canopy correctly
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Post by binni on Feb 3, 2018 9:49:44 GMT
Thumps up to all your thoughts! I don´t want to fire up my 3D-Printer again
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Post by achtungpanzer on Feb 3, 2018 10:24:55 GMT
You're welcome Binni!
And if those turbine inlets stay that way, you can also discard them and use something else, for instance only a lego cone brick of some sort
The only thong i can complain about is the glass canopy... It is taken from another model and doesn't precisly has the exact shape
For a real me 262 had infact a real slim fuselage, the cobi model is a bit on the "fat" side, but i still think they did a great job
If you want that triangle shaped fuselage this is the only way
I realy like that darkbrown a lot, i'm glad they used that one ( it is now more a reddish brown variant of violetbrown instead of a more violet one)
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Post by binni on Feb 3, 2018 11:07:43 GMT
Yes it seems to be the canopy also used in the P51D. If they printed the canopys they would look more realistic. I realized that the nose cone of the Bf110 and the P 38 Lighning are exaxtly the same. Only the printing does the trick!
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Post by achtungpanzer on Feb 4, 2018 10:11:30 GMT
And another thing to make the me 262 better is the shape of the wing; The angle of the wing where it is attached at the fuselage has to run inwards from fuselage untill it meets the jumo engine Just switch that 2x6 slanted tile with the smaller 2x2 slanted tile (which lies next to it) to get the right angle ( even better to replace the 2x2 slant tile for a 2x2 normal tile) Or maybe cobi sees it themselves in the final model Another thing is when you buy 2 sets you can also make the wings a bit longer and maybe the fuselage longer if it turns out to be a bit short on the final model Also i will not use that balkenkreuz tile at the side of the fuselage because it is way to small (it has to be bigger than those at the wings) Could be that it will be a printed tile for a change.... I hope they change it in 2 bigger tiles (maybe 2x4) in brown and whitish grey and that they print a bigger balkenkreuz on it
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Post by El Caracho on Feb 4, 2018 23:05:53 GMT
Also, Cobi posted on their site a "new" World of Warships version of the Błyskawica. From what I can tell, it's the exact same model as the Historical collection version, except it has a small Jolly Roger. So...yeah. I just assembled the "Historical Collection" version of the destroyer Błyskawica, and it also already contained the "Jolly Roger" flag piece, so the sets 4807 and 3080 seem to be a 100% identical. Btw, Cobi "photoshopped" the destroyer for the box artwork, they squeezed it on the box picture lenght-wise quite heavily, so the ship appears to be quite wide and quite short, but in "real life" the ship is much narrower and much much longer! Just look at the disproportionate artwork: I didn't notice it before the assembly, but now I notice it immediately :-) They could have just shot it from a different angle to get it on the box as a whole, though ...
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Post by foolishbakery on Feb 4, 2018 23:09:19 GMT
Also, Cobi posted on their site a "new" World of Warships version of the Błyskawica. From what I can tell, it's the exact same model as the Historical collection version, except it has a small Jolly Roger. So...yeah. I just assembled the "Historical Collection" version of the destroyer Błyskawica, and it also already contained the "Jolly Roger" flag piece, so the sets 4807 and 3080 seem to be a 100% identical. Btw, Cobi "photoshopped" the destroyer for the box artwork, they squeezed it on the box picture lenght-wise quite heavily, so the ship appears to be quite wide and quite short, but in "real life" the ship is much narrower and much much longer! Just look at the disproportionate artwork: I didn't notice it before the assembly, but now I notice it immediately :-) They could have just shot it from a different angle to get it on the box as a whole, though ... You could say it's a matter of... Perspective
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Post by incalcatore on Feb 4, 2018 23:42:27 GMT
However, they did a error, the blyskawika has all four turret with twin cannons, the first front turret in the cobi model instead has a single gun.
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Post by Fawkes on Feb 5, 2018 4:59:16 GMT
However, they did a error, the blyskawika has all four turret with twin cannons, the first front turret in the cobi model instead has a single gun. This is most likely the original armament prior to WWII when it originally had a single cannon turret. Which is odd given this set is under the WWII historical collection. I'm also excited to see more of Cobi's ME 262.
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