Balsa Manufaktur
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Thanks a lot guys
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Lovely Made just its "brother" , the 503 in wood : http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/115388-bmw-503-1957/
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Thanks a lot, guys !! I also see a lot of astonishing works here around !
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Really cool
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Thanks a lot Hubert !!
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Hello ... a new baby. i thought it would be easier to build more modern forms, but then I added a lot of details ... 310 pieces in the end assembled, all scratchbuilt scale 1:20 in balsa wood
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LOVELY !!... A Messerschmitt Kabinenroller ... good old times with greetings from my hometown
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Hello folks! thanks a lot for your compliments. It pushes me for more
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lovely
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Hello Tom, Happy you like it. For you question: both. Some parts can be bended, some need to be carved and sanded. The mix makes the result. I like to have a result in which the thickness of the material is less possible, and for example, it is possible to see through the aeration holes of the motor cover to the other side ... and of course I am proud that the steering works perfectly from the steering wheel of the driver's seat. But for this I use Plywood, Balsa would be to weak by time.
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Hi Mike, thanks ... I should receive a small CNC in some weeks ... so I would say yes. The point is what do you want? a full wooden piece or a model which gets near to the metal/plastic references? I use a lasercutter for many parts, so I can actually rebuild any of the models at any time. The point is how design the entire "kit" ... and here lies the ability ad experience I am trying to improve with each car. With the new CNC however I will see, perhaps I will again use it only for specific parts ....
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Excellent !!! I love this car !!
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Hello ... finally finished. Final details took a lot of time, also because had a funny custom build in the middle. Perhaps I show this later. Here the link to WIP: http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/112970-bmw-327-roadster-from-1939-scratchbuild-in-balsa/
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BMW 327 Roadster from 1939 scratchbuild in Balsa
Balsa Manufaktur replied to Balsa Manufaktur's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Thanks a lot hope to finish it soon ! some new shots I did last weekend
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Hello ... I thought to show some pictures of my ongoing project, a BMW 327 Roadster from 1939, guess not very famous in USA. Today I finished the body, not easy built, but as a first trial I am happy ...
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Looks really interesting !!
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Looks cool
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Exceptional...i like these cars. Well built
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The Race of Gentleman - '13 Ford Model T
Balsa Manufaktur replied to carsntrucks4you's topic in Model Cars
Super... I am a fan of Model T's and this looks cool ! -
Excellent work. Also the realistic photo reminds me of Elgin Park ...
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Lovely ... almost a "Micro" Diorama !
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Happy you like it I personally thought it would be easier, but I made my life hard enough to combine details from the original with mechanical parts like steering which necessarily by the character and thickness of wood are little different from the original.
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Hi ... I had these days the first "outing" with my models, in a classic car meeting in town. Was funny to see the people's reactions on the wooden scaled replicas Nice was also to meet a guy who restored a Ford Runabout of 1924 ... wonderful car. But here a couple of photos of my Tin Lizzy (which has nothing of "Tin" ), a Ford Model T Touring from 1908 ... Some burned parts, which I need to substitute, but still they give a kind of character to the seats ...
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Definitel a wonderful built... I like also the fact that "oldies" are timeless even as models
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Ford 1936 Roadster De Luxe ... in Balsa
Balsa Manufaktur replied to Balsa Manufaktur's topic in Model Cars
Coming soon: Ford Model T 1908. Just need to make some good photos. Next Friday I have my first public show off: an Classic Car meeting here in Cairo/Egypt. Will be fun to see people's reaction
