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1/350 scales of HMHS Britannic wreck model

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Posted by I_AM_THE_GREATEST on Sunday, January 30, 2011 6:20 PM

wow pretty close

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Posted by I_AM_THE_GREATEST on Sunday, January 30, 2011 6:16 PM

DAMN!!!!!

If you can do that good, i would really like to see more of your work. When
I was little, i studied the Titanic well into the night. Even though this is her sister ship. Have you done a titanic wreck? you would have to do 2 different bases due to the debris field between the halves. I just might do another titanic model.

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Posted by Division 6 on Sunday, January 30, 2011 6:09 PM

Outstanding work.

Do you have any in progress pictures?

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Posted by TD4438 on Sunday, January 30, 2011 4:53 PM

THIS IS AWESOME!

I'd like to see more pics of your work.

Thanks for posting an welcome to the forum.

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Posted by Tracy White on Sunday, January 30, 2011 4:52 PM

Very well done!

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Posted by shoot&scoot on Sunday, January 30, 2011 4:45 PM

Absolutely first rate work here!  The level of detail is astounding.  Did you have to scratchbuild the life boat davits?  Would be great if you told us about your techniques and kits used.  I've found it harder to portray something that is wrecked as opposed to something still in service.  And by the way, welcome to the forums!Toast 

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Posted by Wilbur Wright on Sunday, January 30, 2011 4:25 PM

That is some very fine work. I don't know if people understand what it takes to get a wreck to look  that real. Real work of art.

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Posted by William B. Barney on Sunday, January 30, 2011 3:14 PM

 Finally, I figure out how to post it those images on here!! So Hope you and all enjoy it! Big Smile

  Regards, William Barney

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1/350 scales of HMHS Britannic wreck model
Posted by William B. Barney on Sunday, January 30, 2011 1:57 PM

  Hello, First thing about me..... I am new on this site and I hope I post on right place... I really don't understand about this site and where should I post at and how I post my pictures on here!?  I am member of other site Titanic Research & Modeling Association for many years! Of course, I am Modeler for any scales and researched over Titanic, HMHS Britannic and other Old Liners for many years!

The Titanic's younger sister Britannic was have been the most opulent of the three White Star Giants. But World War 1 caused her conversion into a Spartan hospital ship, in which guise she sank by a German mine in the Mediterranean in November 1916.

       I was bought the Titanic 1/350 scales model and turned into the Britannic and those hull and shapes and etc are about 85% same as Titanic and other that I have to do scratch built. So that my own vision of wreck look like in late 1940's era when the World Wars was end! Reason, the Britannic wreck as right now.. it much all cover by sea corals and sea life marine that hard to see what behind of Britannic. So I decide do 50% show the colors and other 50% cover of sea life marine!

Again, I dont know how I can post my images of my model.... So I guess I link from other site TRMA.

Enjoy!  : )

http://titanic-model.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=123&topic_id=2785&mesg_id=2785&page=

 Regards, William Barney

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