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I like it alot. That flight deck looks amazing.
This kit seems to be amazing warshipguy. Probably i will buy when it will be released
Actually, if you visit the HMV website, you can read all about it. Just perform a search for HMV paper-card models. Their kits are amazing!
Bill
You are right Mike. Bill, the hull is made of wood shapes and ir is covered with 1 mm evergreen sheets. Thank you everybody for your kind comments.
A paper card Enterprise must be amazing Bill. Let me know when it is released ;-)
I know the general feelings about the European HECEPOB sailing ship kits, but I can see some of the skills acquired through building them transferring to a project like this. Also, building the paper-card ships employ many of these same techniques. HMV is currently designing a 1/200 paper-card USS Enterprise that I have been awaiting. Hmmmmm . . . .
Such a special project .
Amazing building skills.......................................Uh are there any new pictures, yet?
Steve
Building the perfect model---just not quite yet
Do you keep a log hours in? I'd be curios
Mike,
I have to agree with you about his skills! His is truly magnificent work! I would love to try it, though.
Bill,
At the risk of being totally wrong, I think he's using plastic over wood. I got that impression from one of his posts at the beginning of this thread:
http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/modeling_subjects/f/7/t/156642.aspx?sort=ASC&pi240=1
In any case his build is so beyond my skills that I often can't get it out of my head for some time after having looked at it. It's just very, very special.
Mike
Hector Berlioz
What is the outer shell made of? The hull has some very complex shapes, so it has to be a flexible material. Is it paper-card?
Thank you friends. Its always a pleasure to see your comments.
It's gotta be a PITA moving that thing around.
Jaguar1969, I'm still watching this one with a real pleasure! Don't really have anything meaningful to add here, but I think this post doesn't get enough comments for how special it is. Hope to see more updates here soon, good luck with your project and have a nice day
Paweł
All comments and critique welcomed. Thanks for your honest opinions!
www.vietnam.net.pl
WOW! I am MOST IMPRESSED!
Thanks Raualduke. This is not for a museum, i,m only building it for fun. I love the aircraft carriers.
Barret Duke, i built ships when i was Young, but with other materials. I have no pictures of this ships.
Jaguar1969. This is amazing work. Thanks very much for sharing it. What prior build best prepared you for the unique demands of this one? Got a pic of that one?
Is this a commission job for a museum? Just curious,incredible work
Thank you Kinekx
Thank you Pawel. Your words are so kind.
Hello!
I believe I wrote it before, but this build is really something special! Good luck and have a nice day
Thank you Rob. Between de sand paper i use tamiya putty.
Fox, your comments are so inspiring to me. Thanks.
This is the most O U T S T A N D I N G build that I have ever seen. The RHIB section alone is gold medal material.
Jim
Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
What are you using for the seams between the nonskid strips? This build is gorgeous!
Groot
"Firing flares while dumping fuel may ruin your day" SH-60B NATOPS
Thank Irish and Dean.
Next step, the pad-eyes.
Thanks for your attention
That's really shaping up, I have always wanted to scratchbuild myself but have never attempted it, it really is an art form.
Awesome, can't wait to see it with the wings on board!
hello friends. Keep working on deck. I have just finished the anti-skid layer, and i´m about to begin fitting the pad eyes. A very tedious work, but necesary That´s all for the moment
Thank you Dean, I think this is the better solution at this scale. I will start to paint the deck soon
It's a good idea, looks really realistic.
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