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Hey ho,

this time after mouving, the new aera with the water beside me, insipred me for more naval action....

So i was looking for a playmate for my 1:16 Kriegskutter, that i build some jears ago.
So i found the "schweres Sturmboot 42".

The original:






I search for an chassi that looks abitt of that and startet. I know...ist not scale, but that not my important think, in the end it has to look a bitt and i have some fun with the build and driving

I get an "rumpf" og the Aeronaut Möve, all reday build:


And some time later:










Some colour and tape:


and more colour:




Vallejo Chipping medium in use:




And an AK naval wash:


"Läufer":




Driver and Crew:






After that it gets some "used contition" and looking for first water, also some Crew is on, save with magnets:













And first ride:







And some videos:








Greetz! Andy

Andy! Get out of here! You've done it once again!

A pier, dingy, onlookers, trailer and transporter...simply too much! I love the look of that heavy 6x6 transporter. The boat handles very well, especially in the breezy conditions! You've made my day!

Cheers,
Eric.

Amazing!

All that’s missing is the cast of drunk fishermen watching part time boaties get it wrong at the boat ramp backing the trailer in !

Look again, Herman. In the last video, the fellow leaning against the bicycle hasn't even moved as the water came up over his boots! Maybe he's watching some other rumpf, unh, "hull."

Herr xhelfix: auch hervorragendes Motorgeräusch..!

good evening,

manny thanks!

and by the last time i was a bitt disapointet that the Faun stucks in der sand.....so i try it last weekend again, and build up an street...use a "Dachpappe", thats a flexibel , like thik sandpaper that you use sometimes for hous rofes.
That work all right, here are 2 more videos of the boat action:

into the water:


out of the water:


and some smal vehicels was also ther and take a bath:




Greetz! Andy

Doch! Sie haben so eine Menge Spaß gemacht!

What a lot of fun!

Great work. Love the skills

Hey,

thanks you

Greetz, Andy