The Augustine Bell - 1:50 - Ondrej Hejl

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello !

The parts require a very precise scribing and preforming ... since these have to fit at some angles.

Also the parts 20 again require a very accurate work, so it fits all.

Best regards
Kurt

[Kevin WS]

Well Kurt that is coming along really great!

I thought all the woodwork would be a complicated build and it is - but you have done a really fine job of it.....

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello Kevin ,

thank you for your positive comments

Hello to all others ...

Thin stripes of gray cardboard I loop on to chalk them to rust ... and then glue

Thus the iron fittings appear beautiful. Parts 22, the inner side support beams ...

... also fit very well as well as the outer, parts 23.

Best regards
Kurt

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello everybody
Here filigree folds are in demand ...
... the lower struts of the side beams.
Two times part 28 with additional iron fittings ...
... but are not fixed yet.

best regards
Kurt

[Don Boose]

This is a very special project. The frame looks very good indeed.

Don

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello Don ,
thank you

Hello !
Now go to the bells ... ... first prepare all parts.

Ring for ring is glued. The bobbin is inserted into the holder with a pin ...

... these glue into the bell cap ... ... and close the bell.

Thus, the bell can be suspended. With the two levers for the cable pulls, the bell chair and bell are ready.


Best regards
Kurt

[Seascape]

Great looking model, Kurt!

Fred

[Styrian Spitfire]

Thank you Fred

Hello everybody

After the scraping of the wooden boards of the crate is again aged with chalk and the Gothic window part is cut out.
Reinforcing the wall with 1.5 mm fin cardboard ... cut out the Gothic window ...

... now stick with 1.5 mm fin cardboard and glue the wood part.

LG Kurt

[Kevin WS]

This is really excellent - your hard work here is really paying off.

Your work at the beginning to emboss the floor has also really paid off - this part looks really good now.

You have now inspired me to one day now start building this kit - which has been gathering dust!

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hi Kevin !

Thank you for your comments , I´m lookoing Forward to your own Bell

final

And I can put up the walls. Now glue the three walls on the bottom.

Thus, the bell chair can be simply pushed in and out and is therefore to be taken out for closer inspection.

Outside I have still some pictures and information on the original glued.
Thus the 13th working day with 22 hours of intermittent employment completed the special model.

Conclusion: a pointed model with which there is nothing wrong!

With thanks for the lively participation in the project and kind regards
Kurt