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Another UKMIL release

Posted: 24 Nov 2006, 19:56
by ukmil
hopefully soon

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although it seems, Brian is also converting his exisiting one to these, so there will be Nimrods everywhere :dance:

Posted: 25 Nov 2006, 01:41
by d0mokun
Ah good! A Rimnod.. been wanting one of these for a while.

Is there a VC?

Good stuff.

Dan.

Posted: 25 Nov 2006, 07:53
by JimCooper
d0mokun wrote:Ah good! A Rimnod.. been wanting one of these for a while.

Is there a VC?

Good stuff.

Dan.
Haven't you got the Simshed one then??
http://www.simshed.co.uk/nimrod.html
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This is the VC I use in the Simshed Nimrod
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Regards

Jim

Posted: 25 Nov 2006, 09:43
by d0mokun
Clearly I live in a hole/basement/work related environment!

Thanks for the other heads up, variety is the spice of life after all!

Kind regards all
Dan.

EDIT- Sorry, being a twonk. Didn't realise that both Rimnods are different versions.

Posted: 25 Nov 2006, 10:58
by ukmil
and as stated, i have already spoken to brian, and he is also producing new variants, so there will be lots to choose from

the UKMIL version will NOT have a VC tho, and will prob not be as good as the Simshed, but it will give users a choice

Posted: 25 Nov 2006, 14:54
by Jon Rose
I suppose that's in the same way the FA.2 was not produced in direct opposition to the AP designs one...

Posted: 26 Nov 2006, 13:19
by ukmil
in progress

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Posted: 26 Nov 2006, 14:35
by DaveB
DC..

Whoever is making them, could you ask that they tone down the AE wires by more than a fair degree mate. These are way over the top at the mo and detract from an otherwise smart looking model :wink: Half-inch thick steel hawsers vice aerial wire is a pet hate of mine!! :lol:

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Posted: 26 Nov 2006, 15:38
by Rick Piper
Hi UKMil

whoever is making the Rimnod ???.

tone down the wires by making them slightly transparent (240 to 250)
in materials of FSDS

when viewed in FSDS they are just about invisible when you have then thin enough (hard to explain but you will see).

then they don't go jaggy or hit you in the face.

Regards
Rick

Posted: 26 Nov 2006, 17:59
by ukmil
Rick, Dave, i will pass this on to the model guru, who hopefully will sort this