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!/700 aircraft with photoetch props! You, my friend, need help...
I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
What's wrong with 1/700 photoetch props? They're pretty big compared to the 1/700 photoetch people :
I agree with you. And my Dr said to take up a relaxing Hobby so I did. Now look what he made me go and do........
If i was your wife, i'd poison your tea! If Iwas your husband, I would drink it! WINSTON CHURCHILL
Relaxing hobby? Anyway, well done Mark, I've really enjoyed your build and I'm gonna miss watching it's progress when you finish. Have you anything lined up for next?
Regards,
Jockster.
On the bench-1/350 Zvezda Varyag, Trumpeter Slava class Varyag and Tamiya CVN65 Enterprise. 1/400 Academy Titanic and 1/96 DeAgostini Victory.
Thanks for the comments my Friend. I am really enjoying this one also. I will be doing the Japanese GB over on the Gb Thread. I will be doing Tamiya's original 1-350 HIJMS Yamato with the Lion Roar Set and a Wooden Deck. Will be commencing when the Zui is launched.....Cheers mark
LOL you also forgot the Photoetch landing gear and those kits actually come with ordinance.
mfsob What's wrong with 1/700 photoetch props? They're pretty big compared to the 1/700 photoetch people :
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/
I am happy to say that Zui is now complete and ready to Sail for her first Airstrike. Any C and C's are most welcome.....Cheers mark
Let me be the first to say congratulations on a superb build. Well done!
Lee
Mark,
That is one beautiful model. Well done!
Steve
Gentemen I thank you for your comments. Greatly appreciated.....Cheers mark
WOW! Your build has made me wish that my eyesight could be better to enable me to build 1/700 once again! Great job!
Bill
That's just beautiful work there! I need to go back now and reread the whole thread from the beginning. Thanks for letting us tag along!
And of course you're more than welcome to crosspost the Yamato on the GB and on a separate thread here for those who don't want to follow your build though all the GB posts too!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Thank you for the comments Gents greatly appreciated.....Cheers Mark
Nice one Mark, it's been an enjoyable build and a lovely model. Look forward to the Yamato. Jockster.
Thank you for your comments Jockster Greatly appreciated.....Cheers mark
Fantastic work.Was this found to be an effective camo scheme?
It's been an enjoyable WIP. I really dig the camo job and the PE work. Well done sir.
Eric
Your comments are greatly appreciated Gentlemen. I don't know how effective the Camo Scheme was as it was suppose to give the impression of being another Vessel.....Cheers mark
Here is an aerial view of the similiar type of camo scheme:
I've never noticed this before but that carrier is in a skidding right turn (way out of trim). Kinda cool looking.
Chris Christenson
Yeah, that's how they do it. It was a strange thing to experience it for the first time when I was a helmsman on the Ranger, to see the bow turn at a different rate than the compass heading. After that, I just kept my head down and watched the compass until the new heading was reached.
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