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And that completes part 1

Wow!
Walter!
Which awesome craftsmanship! Do you know the weight which the tank has now reached?

Holy Macaroni! Pure craftmanship!

Ohhh Walter!!!!
First time ever I’m speechless!

Cheers
Wayne


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Welcome Walter, what an intro.

I'm just going with WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing craftsmanship and machine skills to boot!

Barry

This is not model making. It is miniature engineering of the highest order. Apart from saying that, I am lost for words.

Walter you are an artist and expert builder

Simply breathtaking...
A question, oh great Hephaestus (you greek God of metalworking and smithing)..how do you bind the main plates together? I see the mortise and tenon stile joints, and they're almost certainly a precise interference fit; but do you also use bolts, pins and resins to bind them? If so, I can't see them
Feeling very, very humble.

hotte8487 wrote:Wow!
Walter!
Which awesome craftsmanship! Do you know the weight which the tank has now reached?

At this stage the wight is just over 11Kg
Walter

43rdRecceReg wrote:Simply breathtaking...
A question, oh great Hephaestus (you greek God of metalworking and smithing)..how do you bind the main plates together? I see the mortise and tenon stile joints, and they're almost certainly a precise interference fit; but do you also use bolts, pins and resins to bind them? If so, I can't see them
Feeling very, very humble.

All plates are screwed together.
Walter