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urfisch 12-09-09 12:30 PM

has been a while, since i came in here...still fantastic work! very nice progress...


:salute:

:up:

Tomi_099 12-09-09 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Antar (Post 1216353)
Tomi_099,

We will need your help...
:woot:

SH5: DEV Q&A post on Ubi Forum:
:D

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This is great my friend!
Help is always welcome!:up:

This first question I do not quite understand!

SH5: DEV Q&A post on Ubi Forum:
:D[/QUOTE]

Will the ladder in the galley be modeled? Just a detail, but I think it can't do any harm to ask.

The galley hatch is modeled, but the ladder is not mounted since we understand it was not standard practice to have it in place for normal operations.

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Of course Tollet is there with detail !:up:

gimpy117 12-09-09 04:02 PM

:up:
nice work so far. I'm still waiting for my fleet boat *hint*

NZsnowman 12-09-09 11:53 PM

Holes
 
Hi Tomi

For the last two years I have wonder why there was extra holes on the exhaust casing

http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/7328/holes.jpg

http://www.uboatarchive.net/U-570Photo28.jpg
Hand rail :D :woot::woot:Also the missing name plate :woot:

looney 12-10-09 04:41 AM

I'm an engineer and we usually have extra holes in a structure this is to make lifting the piece much more easy. I think they did the same back then.

NZsnowman 12-10-09 04:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by looney (Post 1216996)
I'm an engineer and we usually have extra holes in a structure this is to make lifting the piece much more easy. I think they did the same back then.

That is a very good observation. I can imagine they used the holes to move it around, and then used the hole for the hand rail.:salute:

Tomi_099 12-10-09 05:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NZsnowman (Post 1217002)
That is a very good observation. I can imagine they used the holes to move it around, and then used the hole for the hand rail.:salute:

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:salute:
I have been thinking for the VIIC I will install the Hand Rail and for VIIC41
If I let it open.
Is it a good idea or?

looney 12-10-09 05:55 AM

Was the handrail an afterthought or a design feature.. Or was it a field addition?? If it was a design feature I would do it on the VIIC and not on the VIIC41 (later in war, get uboats ready to fight asap. thus small ergonomic features where left out). If it was a field addition I would
have it only on VIIC41.

NZsnowman 12-10-09 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by looney (Post 1217018)
Was the handrail an afterthought or a design feature.. Or was it a field addition?? If it was a design feature I would do it on the VIIC and not on the VIIC41 (later in war, get uboats ready to fight asap. thus small ergonomic features where left out). If it was a field addition I would
have it only on VIIC41.

Again a topic I do not think about, I only saw the holes and ask why :hmmm: I think the holes were a design feature. The picture is from U-570, she was laid down in May 1940 and and launched May 1941. So she a early war U-Boat, I would believe they would had keep to the plans and I think you are right near the end of the war they just wanted to get the boat ready to fight.

NZsnowman 12-11-09 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by NZsnowman (Post 1209575)
Hi Tomi

I have seen this marking on a few switches, it look like a 'V' within a 'A' (lower right corner). Do you know the marking or the company?

Thanks, Simon.

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1755/img6303p.jpg
Picture from http://www.uboataces.com/u995.shtml

Found the answer to the marking - Voigt & Haeffner A. G. :D
http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/8363/new1l.jpg

Sailor Steve 12-11-09 05:46 PM

LOL. It prints onto a plate a lot better than it molds onto the solid metal.

Tomi_099 12-12-09 02:08 PM

Good Work NZsnowman !!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NZsnowman (Post 1217489)
Found the answer to the marking - Voigt & Haeffner A. G. :D
http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/8363/new1l.jpg


:yeah:
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/4665/viic267.jpg

Alex 12-12-09 03:33 PM

All I know is that I'm loving what I can see in this thread.

*cough* :arrgh!:

NZsnowman 12-12-09 05:40 PM

Exhaust system
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NZsnowman (Post 1211545)
Looking great, Tomi :salute:

I have never finish all the Exhaust and Ventilation system in the Engine Room (including all the air trunking outside the pressure hull :)). It looking really good!!! Just waiting on a few questions from other forums about pipes diameter etc... Have been doing a lots of research and reading over the last week, starting to get a overload of date and information :know:

Yesterday, I found this useful U-Boat Training U-Boat Type VIIC It has some useful information on page 39 about the engine room opening in the pressure hull. I found very useful.

I will post in a next few days, just working on the last few things like the Air inlet to the engine room, and the air inlet valve :DL

Happy drawing, Simon.

http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/9...tsystem.th.jpg
Fig. 1. Exhaust System.

The exhaust system is nearly finish, it taken me a lots of research, reading, asking questions (thanks again to everyone who is helping me!!!) and drawing to get it all correct. There is lots of detail in the drawing, like the correct scaling of nuts, rivets, piping, plate steel etc... I have added detail of the building hatch (you can see this in the change in the ribbing, and the change in the pressure hull). I have added the forward diesel exhaust valve that leads to the schnorochel (This took me some time to get the correct valve and handle). I am currently working on the exhaust outlet with help. When I will finish I will start working again on the Ventilation system in the Engine Room.

Tomi_099 12-12-09 09:43 PM

Top sicret !!
 
TOP SICRET !!:salute:

Top Secret Drum Corps


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIj-JcoiRnA



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