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C'est un bon idee ?, 1/35 l'Hobbyboss Saint Charmond.


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J'ai pensé faire quelque chose de différent.

Un véhicule WW1, le Saint Chamond de HobbyBoss. Parce que la version TAKOM est très bête pour le nombre de pièces, et au final ce n'est qu'une boîte sur traces de chars

 

Parce qu'il s'agit d'un char français, la construction sera en français, et si vous souhaitez commenter, veuillez également commenter en français.

D’accord? 

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Bonne idée PW ! Comme je viens de faire ailleurs (dans le fil »Potez 25 ») une remarque sur site Master 194 où le français est régulièrement massacré à la tronçonneuse, quelques remarques de syntaxe :

« Tracks » se traduit par « chenille » (caterpillar), pas « pistes » ni « traces ». A part ça , je vais suivre, et commenter ça ;)

Hubert

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3 minutes ago, HubertB said:

Bonne idée PW ! Comme je viens de faire aillaurs une remarque sur site Master 194 où le français est régulièrement massacré à la tronçonneuse, quelques remarques de syntaxe :

« Tracks » se traduit par « chenille » (caterpillar), pas « pistes » ni « traces ». A part ça , je vais suivre, et commenter ça ;)

Hubert

Je vous remercie vraiment car mon français d'écolier est terrible... et Google ne comprend pas Char

 

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6 minutes ago, Bomber_County said:

Yep, didn’t understand and damn word, what’s wrong with the mother tongue or perhaps you are from across the canal………..all I have to say is Henry V………..

 

Il n’y a aucun problème avec ma langue maternelle … juste mes deux centimes …

Hubert, né du bon côté du Channel

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2 minutes ago, PanzerWomble said:

Je vous remercie vraiment car mon français d'écolier est terrible... et Google ne comprend pas Char

 

Attention au stylo rouge pour les fautes 😱 !

Hubert

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I helped myself to a set of Friul´s for my Schneider tank. Less fiddly than the Hobby Boss ones. I guess, the wheelset is more or less the same.
Can´t wait to see you start the Yak-9, PW :rofl:

Cheers Rob

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25 minutes ago, Martinnfb said:

Gentlemen, Can we stick with the English as a default language please? Theres no need to poke at each other over the language barrier. 

Thank you.

Martin

Jesus Martin this a just a bit of fun . 

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13 minutes ago, PanzerWomble said:

Jesus Martin this a just a bit of fun . 

Nobody minds the languages guys, but being that it’s a public forum, people from all over the world like to read this stuff and not everyone understands French as many of us do. 😂

My point being that English seems to be the default language. 
but then again, I’m an uneducated Yank who actually moved here from Canada, so in the eyes of many, that makes me doubly uneducated for what some would consider “poor life choices”

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Ernie, Martin,

I took this thread as a humorous approach to deal with an unusual - and cartoonesque in appearance - subject, and there is no doubt it was in PW’s mind.

Sorry, and apologies to the members that this may have upset, if I contributed merrily to the frustration some have felt.

In fairness, I’d have a bit of trouble to follow a thread on the Avia 534 in Czech (Martin, beware :rtfm:), or the PZL P 11 in Polish, even though most browsers now propose a fairly good translation.

PW, if it’s any consolation, the French syntax in this thread was - unfortunately - better than 90 % of the threads on French modelling forums 😉 !

Ok, PW, what about the replacement of those chenilles tracks ?

Hubert

 

 

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3 hours ago, HubertB said:

Ernie, Martin,

I took this thread as a humorous approach to deal with an unusual - and cartoonesque in appearance - subject, and there is no doubt it was in PW’s mind.

Sorry, and apologies to the members that this may have upset, if I contributed merrily to the frustration some have felt.

In fairness, I’d have a bit of trouble to follow a thread on the Avia 534 in Czech (Martin, beware :rtfm:), or the PZL P 11 in Polish, even though most browsers now propose a fairly good translation.

PW, if it’s any consolation, the French syntax in this thread was - unfortunately - better than 90 % of the threads on French modelling forums 😉 !

Ok, PW, what about the replacement of those chenilles tracks ?

Hubert

 

 

Please remember that I am a simple, if somewhat learning disabled, slow learning  Yank buffoon.  
I see nothing past my County Line, I think that if someone doesn’t speak American English, (can you even call it English?) I only need to speak louder and they will magically understand.  
I lose patience with Nations that don’t have my neighborhood pub in exactly the same place as I’m useful, I get mad because people drive on the wrong side of the road, and I absolutely 100% believe that every person in the entire world should understand my need to carry an arsenal with me everywhere I go. 
 

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9 hours ago, DocRob said:

I helped myself to a set of Friul´s for my Schneider tank. Less fiddly than the Hobby Boss ones. I guess, the wheelset is more or less the same.
Can´t wait to see you start the Yak-9, PW :rofl:

Cheers Rob

I didn't know Friulmodel made Schneider tracks.....I'll have to look into that!

 

Actually, it looks like Friulmodel must have discontinued them.

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