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ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 7:43 pm
da filo
Ho di recente preso questa RS, MMD T6 V5.3 (1945-1946).
Fino a qui niente di strano, ma in questa variante si riscontra spesso una piccola differenza, se volete dilettarvi nello scoprirlo, vi rimando a questo mio vecchio topic.

I recently took this RS, MMD T6 V5.3 (1945-1946).
Until there is nothing strange, but in this variant there is often a small difference, if you want to have fun in discovering it, I refer you to my old topic.

:arrow: http://www.rkka.it/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=26809

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Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 9:35 pm
da Nota_Bene
I am not good at riddles, but looks like this piece has been heated. Is the enamel original?

Alexei

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 9:43 pm
da filo
Nota_Bene ha scritto:I am not good at riddles, but looks like this piece has been heated. Is the enamel original?

Alexei
The enamel is original, the peculiarity is in the medallion.
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Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 9:48 pm
da Nota_Bene
If memory doesn't fail ... again this is common in this range. Of course I have never studied those variations in detail.

Still, it looks like it was heated. If the enamel is original, then there might have been a repair done to the screwpost or the medallion. This could also be all in my head. :D

Alexei

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 9:56 pm
da filo
Nota_Bene ha scritto:If memory doesn't fail ... again this is common in this range. Of course I have never studied those variations in detail.

Still, it looks like it was heated. If the enamel is original, then there might have been a repair done to the screwpost or the medallion. This could also be all in my head. :D

Alexei
Honestly, and in this case, I am not able to understand if the enamel has been entirely replaced, and if you say so, it is probably true, tomorrow I can only take a picture with a good light.

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: sab apr 05, 2014 10:34 pm
da Nota_Bene
Not necessarily, I could be totally wrong about that. You can never be totally sure when dealing with a photo.

Alexei

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: dom apr 06, 2014 1:23 am
da filo
Da queste foto con il flash, si vedono molte gocce di saldatura, e lo smalto sembra anche opaco, penso proprio che tu abbia ragione.
From these photos with the flash, you can see many drops of solder, and the enamel seems too opaque, I think you're right.
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I thought that I had only this star with the enamel completely restored.
Io credevo di aver solo questa stella con lo smalto completamente restaurato :arrow: http://www.rkka.it/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=27182

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: dom apr 06, 2014 2:36 am
da Nota_Bene
It's hard to tell for sure from pictures, but the enamels look completely original to me. It is possible that it had the screwpost repaired.

Alexei

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: dom apr 06, 2014 1:06 pm
da Auke
I don't think the enamel has been replaced.

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: dom apr 06, 2014 1:59 pm
da ruiz
Auke ha scritto:I don't think the enamel has been replaced.
I think the same.

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: dom apr 06, 2014 7:11 pm
da rocketscientist
I think that the dullness of the enamels is a photographic effect. In the first pictures, which I like most, it was dark but definitely bright. I could not notice anything off-nominal in the enamel.

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: lun apr 07, 2014 5:43 pm
da filo
Grazie a tutti per l'aiuto. [278
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Alexei, [278
you're right about overheating, it seems that the threaded screw has been repaired.
Alexei, hai visto giusto sul surriscaldamento, sembrerebbe che la vite filettata sia stata riparata.
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Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: mar apr 08, 2014 4:24 am
da Nota_Bene
Possibly, or just a sloppy production job in the first place. In any case it does not dimish it's historical value in any way.

Alexei

Re: ORS n°2750629

Inviato: mar apr 08, 2014 10:31 am
da filo
Nota_Bene ha scritto:Possibly, or just a sloppy production job in the first place. In any case it does not dimish it's historical value in any way.

Alexei
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