Thanks!
1/32 scale (gauge one)
Ákos
1/32 scale (gauge one)
Ákos
Scratch built diesel locomotive
Hi ALL!
I 've built hungarian diesel locomotive MÁV M41 in gauge 1. This modell (the original one) is the most used diesel loco in hungarian second line rail. My modell controlled by RC and power supply came from LiFE battery (2300ma capacity) This battery enought to use more than 3 hours. Model has 4 pcs. 12v motor (each axel) Please see attached pictures
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Ákos
I 've built hungarian diesel locomotive MÁV M41 in gauge 1. This modell (the original one) is the most used diesel loco in hungarian second line rail. My modell controlled by RC and power supply came from LiFE battery (2300ma capacity) This battery enought to use more than 3 hours. Model has 4 pcs. 12v motor (each axel) Please see attached pictures
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Ákos
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Ákos
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Now its ready to painting
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That is simply awesome, I have some 45MM gauge track and a selection of wheels and was looking for something quirky I shall hae to dig about Hungarian railways
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Sean
Sean
Thanks a lot!
Let's do it!
Today i painted with red..
ákos
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Let's do it!
Today i painted with red..
ákos
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Beautiful
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Keep the photos coming I have an idea forming
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Sean
Keep the photos coming I have an idea forming
Sean
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Thanks!
I dont want to convince you......
almost ready the second one:
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Ákos
I dont want to convince you......
almost ready the second one:
Ákos
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Thank you Akos
Your models look really good and bring back memories of travelling in Hungary:
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Photo taken by me in March 2005. I think that the station is Budapest Keleti.
I think that your models capture the prototype really well.
Best regards ................ Greyvoices (alias John)
Your models look really good and bring back memories of travelling in Hungary:
Photo taken by me in March 2005. I think that the station is Budapest Keleti.
I think that your models capture the prototype really well.
Best regards ................ Greyvoices (alias John)
Thanks!
I hope you enjoyed the Hungarian journey!
I almost finished.
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Ákos
I hope you enjoyed the Hungarian journey!
I almost finished.
Ákos
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Those really are forming into impressive beasts!!
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Am enjoying following their progress.
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Regards,
Cameron(Kiwionrails)
Regards,
Cameron(Kiwionrails)
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Hi Guys!
Thanks a lot!
Today a new owner of the 2114 will take it home...
So i have to say goodbye to 2114..
Chers
Ákos
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Thanks a lot!
Today a new owner of the 2114 will take it home...
So i have to say goodbye to 2114..
Chers
Ákos
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Hi Guys
I started to build a typical Hungarian personal wagon (Bhv). These wagons is good pair with M41 loco. (you can see these trains quiet often now-days too)
Bogie is almost ready-
Ákos
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I started to build a typical Hungarian personal wagon (Bhv). These wagons is good pair with M41 loco. (you can see these trains quiet often now-days too)
Bogie is almost ready-
Ákos
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Small progress
bogie name is Kaláka
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bogie name is Kaláka
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One more M41 is almost ready.
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Ákos
Ákos
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The third almost ready.
Ákos
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Ákos
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Truely impressive ... not just one tremendous model but three plus judging from numbers ... great work
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Akos very impressive work, I truly congratulate you.
I have some questions for you to help us out. We have a very popular diesel electric in Turkey called the DE 24000 of unfortunately there is no model of it . Most modelers scratchbuilt these from a Frateschi U20C .
Prototype;
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scratchbuilt model;
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My questions are;
1. Is this a kit ?..or did you make all the parts by yourself.
2. If so...what kind of material did you use....Evergreen plastics?
3. What kind of tools did you use ?...specially in making the curved surfaces...the technique of doing it?.....sand filing?
4. The glue used?
Would appreciate your guidance in helping us out.
Once again congrats on a lovely piece of work
Erkut
I have some questions for you to help us out. We have a very popular diesel electric in Turkey called the DE 24000 of unfortunately there is no model of it . Most modelers scratchbuilt these from a Frateschi U20C .
Prototype;
scratchbuilt model;
My questions are;
1. Is this a kit ?..or did you make all the parts by yourself.
2. If so...what kind of material did you use....Evergreen plastics?
3. What kind of tools did you use ?...specially in making the curved surfaces...the technique of doing it?.....sand filing?
4. The glue used?
Would appreciate your guidance in helping us out.
Once again congrats on a lovely piece of work
Erkut
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