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Thanks!
Very cool Tom!
Steve
No, there is a galley stack located located on starboard side of the crow's nest.
"A man cannot say he has fully lived until he has built a model ship"
Ronald Reagan
Tom Cervo The two pedestals forward are indeed air vents. I have no idea what the pipe on top of one of them is. It does show up in a very good photo of the ship, so I included it.
The two pedestals forward are indeed air vents. I have no idea what the pipe on top of one of them is. It does show up in a very good photo of the ship, so I included it.
It's probably the chimney for the Galley stove.
On the workbench: Dragon 1/350 scale Ticonderoga class USS BunkerHill 1/720 scale Italeri USS Harry S. Truman 1/72 scale Encore Yak-6
The 71st Tactical Fighter Squadron the only Squadron to get an Air to Air kill and an Air to Ground kill in the same week with only a F-15 http://photobucket.com/albums/v332/Mikeym_us/
Here is the instructions to the model that explains all that better than I.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f145/shipmodeler123/Chimo/FrontInst.jpg
Really cool!How is the canopy frame constructed?
That is one really nice model! Wow!
What are the two white pedestals forward? Ventilators? What is the metallic pipe on top of the after one? Is it solid?
I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
I needed to build my latest model kit for my box art, so here it is. I won't attempt a review, as that should be left to others. I will say it is a OOB build except for the rails, base, and crow's nest rigging. You can see a brief history (it's really interesting) of the Chimo here: http://www.flagshipmodels.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=126
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