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Some weeks ago I made my own version of Sea Giraffe radar and updated launchers of RBS-15 Mk2 and Mk3 missiles for use on my Pr.660 Orkan drawing.
I wrote then:
Since there were completely no (negative) remarks about that, I assume that my parts are ok, so now I'm posting them here.

yeah, looks like there are 2 versions of them. 'your' version seems to emerge around 1990, but the old one seems so stay available.

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Something i made while ago.



I added front and rear views.


Edit: Should work now?

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The picture is not showing, are you sure you saved it in public folder.


step by step:

1. save in "Dropbox" public folder on you'r computer. (note as PNG)
2. go in to you'r "Dropbox" folder.
3. go to Public "folder"
4. find the file you saved and right click it.
5. go to dropbox in that window that's opened and click on public.
6. Right click and past where you want it on internet. and tag it with the


or if you do it directly to the website:

1. go to dropbox.com and log in.
2. click on public.
3. click on the upload button, you can si it at the top looking like a paper with an blue arrow.
4. Click on chose file, and find it on you'r computer. rest will go automatically. Click done when it is finish (not always nesecery)
5. now right-click on the file you uploaded (It will be down in the list bellow the upload button)
6. click on "copy public link"
7. now you can past it where you want it on the web.

These front/rear views of P-15 launchers made by BoxOfRoundRocks are indeed very nice.
By the way I did myself new P-15 launchers when drawing Pr.183R, Pr.205 and Pr.205U.



Also, P-15 missile itself has been already redrawn by Gollevainen, only that Russian Parts Sheet still hasn't been updated.
New P-15 can be found (among others) already in use in Gollevainen's thread "Rocket Cutter Redux" and my threads "Small Coastal Combattants of the Polish Navy and Coast Guard" and "Some small Soviet coastal combattants".

And on a different note. In one other thread there was a request for SB-scale civilian cars and buses.
I made an experimental (not-totally SB-kosher, I'm afraid) drawing and posted it already there, but am adding it here as well so it would be easier to find if anyone needed it.

How do you do it (turn out so many high quality small drawings)?

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If he's anything like me I find it easier to do the small detailed stuff than actual ships and the like. Nice work on the T810 btw So many details.

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Yea yea... I'm having high hopes for Christmass holidays to get the part sheet done.
anways, here is a snippet of it containing the Termit:

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Honestly, I don't know. It just works.
And if You say it's "high quality", then all I can say is that it's very nice to hear that.

Gollevainen - I'm sorry to say this, but I draw "my" launchers using both plans and photographs, and I'm certain of the shape of the "ribs" on their sides (on Osa-1 they are "along the same line" as the line of the roof, along the whole length of the box, while on Osa-2 they are at the right angle to it and to the back side of the launcher) and their general geometry.
(although one "mistake" I indeed made is that on Osa-2 launchers supporting elements aren't totally vertical, but are indeed at slight angle)

say again what ribs?

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