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AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby BarbaPanagos » Thu Aug 06, 2015 12:20 pm

congratulations Johannes, perfect work! smooth paintwork and perfect separation lines!!!


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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby christo » Thu Aug 06, 2015 12:35 pm

Would you be painting the blue stripe on the roof later?

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby TEE1055 » Thu Aug 06, 2015 1:49 pm

Thanks Folks! I had few problems with too much of color at the masking tape border. But on the picture we cannot see.
I have choosed the 1990-Jears paint scheme with silver-metallic roof and grey and blue sides. This is without class indication numbers and the blue roof stripe.
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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby Olympus » Thu Aug 06, 2015 2:28 pm

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby TEE1055 » Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:24 pm

I have make the first assembly test on the motor car with adaption of the bogies from member TEE11.5. Before, few details on the body like antenna, windows, extra glazing on the upper headlight and buffers are mounted. The non-motorized bogies have new wheelsets in RP25-Finescale. On the motorbogie is its needed to cut material (mostly invisible) behind the secondary suspension for let pass the screw from the mounting bar.

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby jsimantov » Thu Sep 10, 2015 3:23 pm

Grüezi Johannes,

Your modeling work is of such a quality that it makes us deadly jealous!!

Being convinced that I am expressing the subconscious wish of many friends of the forum, I believe you should take some time to write a tutorial, especially on painting/masking!!

Thanks again, and Rgds,

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby christo » Sun Sep 13, 2015 12:44 pm

Words fail me (very unusual for a teacher :lol: ). Excellent work, Johannes, very well done!

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby BarbaPanagos » Sun Sep 13, 2015 10:15 pm

just perfect Johannes :!: :!: :!:

and a Tasos' shot of the AA. 94 at Volos station

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby christo » Mon Sep 14, 2015 11:25 am

Still two units for sale ;) .

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Re: AA91 - AA100, 100, 1101 GANZ MAVAG DMU with TRAILERS

Postby TEE1055 » Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:55 pm

I will try it to make this more like a manual, but i think that are mostly usual modelling skills, the experience make the difference. That is what is needed:

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To get the exact orientation of the blue painting, apply 10mm-Tamyia masking tape exactly above the lower end of the body: (Picture after painting :lol: )

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The blue painting ist the last color to apply. It`s better to paint it in two steps. Little errors can be removed with the blade or a toothpick. At last (after lettering) the body should be painted with clear laquer.

To create the surface of the headlights, apply a drop Micro Crystal Klear with a toothpick. In a second step, glue the thin polystyrene glazing with the same fluid on the upper headlight:

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