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#3506314 - 01/29/12 06:13 AM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Rotton50 Senior Member Registered: 02/06/06 Posts: 2653 Loc: Cape Charles, Virginia, USA	Yep that's the one, Pobs. I used it to make the towed gun TMODS: Since the truck and halftrack were R/S compliant and the artillery piece only needed a couple of minor tweaks to be R/S compliant I was able to use the Joiner program to put the two of them together. I used the same process to make the multiple light and heavy AA batteries: As well as a better POW camp: _________________________ Raymond S Otton
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#3506687 - 01/29/12 03:06 PM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Col. Gibbon 3DZ Model Builder Veteran Registered: 06/04/01 Posts: 11116 Loc: Fleet, Hampshire, England.	Nearly finished. This model is close to one battery, which Time Team excavated in 2010 in Jersey. http://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-team/episode-guide/series-18/episode-5 _________________________ Ah that's much better! Wings Over Bytom At home, with my great kids, Thomas, Jessica & little Nicola.
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#3506969 - 01/30/12 04:25 AM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Pobs Hotshot Registered: 06/10/01 Posts: 8975 Loc: North Wales, UK	Looking good Col, I always had an issue with those blocky sides on the gun itself, they could do with a bit of detailing if at all possible... cheers, Pobs
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#3508652 - 02/01/12 05:23 AM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Col. Gibbon 3DZ Model Builder Veteran Registered: 06/04/01 Posts: 11116 Loc: Fleet, Hampshire, England.	Hi Pobs. I've been rebuilding the 88, so it resembles the real thing. I've changed the sides of the 88, but I've still got the breach block to add, and the base legs. I'm going to add an underground bunker for the gun crew to hide in _________________________ Ah that's much better! Wings Over Bytom At home, with my great kids, Thomas, Jessica & little Nicola.
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#3509057 - 02/01/12 03:27 PM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Pobs Hotshot Registered: 06/10/01 Posts: 8975 Loc: North Wales, UK	lovely work John, looking a thousand times better already cheers, Pobs
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#3509303 - 02/02/12 03:29 AM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Col. Gibbon 3DZ Model Builder Veteran Registered: 06/04/01 Posts: 11116 Loc: Fleet, Hampshire, England.	Models finished, just a bit of mapping to do. _________________________ Ah that's much better! Wings Over Bytom At home, with my great kids, Thomas, Jessica & little Nicola.
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#3509307 - 02/02/12 04:00 AM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Maj_Alvega Member Registered: 12/27/10 Posts: 824 Loc: Portugal	Very nice work Col. Cheers _________________________ "Keep in mind, the loss of a fight begins not when your opponent is 500' from your six and getting ready to shoot. The loss of a fight begins when your opponent has acquired a position in your turning circle and can maintain that position." MarkShot's STK/EAW
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#3509745 - 02/02/12 02:23 PM Re: Looking for a better 3dz [Re: Col. Gibbon]
Pobs Hotshot Registered: 06/10/01 Posts: 8975 Loc: North Wales, UK	looking forward to seeing it ingame Col. cheers, Pobs
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