newworld
Sr Member
Hey, I have one of those! Though mine’s not animated - I just turned a layer on and off. This actually nicely shows one of the details I got snagged on - the detail at the top of the grip. The radius of the detail obviously does not match. But with do many SUPER HARD TO FAKE details matching perfectly - like the ten-turn, linkages, and nozzle - I chalked it up to finishing by hand. Plus, it you’re making a fake, that is one of the simplest areas to get right. The ten-turn in and of itself was sort-of a mini-authentication for me. Perfect match, looking like it came from the same batch in 1966. Along with tons of other stuff, naturally, but THAT spoke volumes.Do you want to see something cool???? This is a scan of the GJ and a side photo of the TMOST.
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BTW, while I can’t know what the original piece was in the ten-turn position, the ten-turn itself consists of the surface knob and the hidden cylinder which permits the indexing so that is all one assembly. I assume the original detail just sat on the surface because it didn’t actually need to do anything.
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