1/12 Apollo Command Module
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The part will be like this after assembly. It was a screenshot from the instruction))
Result for the last 2 evenings. Divided all the elements of the "floor" into separate parts. This will give the feel of a patchwork. All that remains is to glue a bunch of small parts and a sextet with a telescope.
Amazing work Kolokolnikov
The amount of detailing you put in this model is just mind-blowing.
Thank you for sharing.
The amount of detailing you put in this model is just mind-blowing.
Thank you for sharing.
Section 6 is finished. I remade the tumblers near the sextant and telescope, they are recessed in the prototype. To do this, I cut out the attachment point of the toggle switches, wrapped the resulting parts with a strip of paper, and glued them from below.
I also added rivets to mount the sextant and telescope. Now I am thinking how to make eyepieces for a sextant and a telescope.
And started to assemble section 7.
I also added rivets to mount the sextant and telescope. Now I am thinking how to make eyepieces for a sextant and a telescope.
And started to assemble section 7.
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This link leads to a .pdf that shows the detail, in line drawings you are looking for. There are more storage compartments. Scroll down a bit. 
think this link has the best description of the Sextant Control panel computer, etc. buttons.
think this link has the best description of the Sextant Control panel computer, etc. buttons.
This link leads to a .pdf that shows the detail, in line drawings you are looking for. There are more storage compartments. Scroll down a bit.
Wow, thank you very much for this files.
I can improve a lot of parts based on these drawings.
I don't believe Kolokolnikov is really building this model.
He's messing with us.
It's rather a shrunk down version of the original he somehow found somewhere at NASA's scrapyard.
I believe he is in possession of a working shrink ray gun !!!
Here is the proof.
He already shrinked a Box of bananas.
He's messing with us.It's rather a shrunk down version of the original he somehow found somewhere at NASA's scrapyard.
I believe he is in possession of a working shrink ray gun !!!
Here is the proof.
He already shrinked a Box of bananas.
I don't believe Kolokolnikov is really building this model.
It's rather a shrunk down version of the original he somehow found somewhere at NASA's scrapyard.
I believe he is in possession of a working shrink ray gun !!!
Here is the proof.
He already shrinked a Box of bananas.
Yes, I shrinked the banana box to 1/24 scale. Only bananas have already eaten. )))
The moon citizens will surely appreciate some good bananas. They are so scarce up there.
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This part is finished
147 rivets glued only to this part.
147 rivets glued only to this part.
Photo to understanding river size.
Left river made from 0.4 mm ball, in center from 0.65 mm ball, and right 0.65 mm bal before pressing in cutting mat. Size of the square on the mat 5mm.
Left river made from 0.4 mm ball, in center from 0.65 mm ball, and right 0.65 mm bal before pressing in cutting mat. Size of the square on the mat 5mm.