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EDUARDO MAMORETTI


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This is my latest effort, I tryed a decent aproximation to a post WW1 tractor towing a U.S.or British WW1  fiedkitchen. Both models are based in a media of the photos from the era, particulary the kitchen is based on the "Eclipse" Model, as a general idea.
Thanks to Mr. Jorge Dominguez forthe collaboration.


Eduardo

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EDUARDO MAMORETTI wrote:

This is my latest effort, I tryed a decent aproximation to a post WW1 tractor towing a U.S.or British WW1  fiedkitchen. Both models are based in a media of the photos from the era, particulary the kitchen is based on the "Eclipse" Model, as a general idea.
Thanks to Mr. Jorge Dominguez forthe collaboration.


Eduardo





 



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Hi Eduardo


That's really nice indeed and very inspiring! I always loved those old tractors and modelling one of that monsters will be one of my next projects too. Congratulations!


How did you do the radiator grill? Is it photoetched?



All the best, Peter




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Very impressive, as always. And as always, you make me envious of you 1/35-ers!

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EDUARDO MAMORETTI


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Thank You fine comrade. The grille is and old 1-24 Bentley Blowe radiator carcass plus an m-113 zelda anti-rpg shield which provided the surface covered with small holes.
Engine is a modification/adaptation of the Bentley engine. Mudguard on front cames from a Tamiya flak.  Roadwhels fashiones with a cilincrical pill container, spokes were fashioned with plastric sytripes.
 Always ready to share info about the subject , anytime
Eduardo

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Thank You, Peter, so many time!
Next traction engine would be  a steam powered one , but in a not so close future.
Best regards.
Edsmile


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Hi Eduardo,

You did it again. Great model, as always.


Un abrazo.



-- Edited by diorama1914 at 16:49, 2009-02-28

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Gracias  muy estimado colega!
Eduardo

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