awesome... too good.... i wd like to know the actual size of ur model in inches.... i think i shd give it a try too.. from where did u downloaded this? is it free?
1:400 JSC Yamato
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awesome... too good.... i wd like to know the actual size of ur model in inches.... i think i shd give it a try too.. from where did u downloaded this? is it free?
Great work. A question, you have had problems with the pieces for the length overall of the boat?
Great work. A question, you have had problems with the pieces for the length overall of the boat?
What a superbly done model, Andrew! It's such a neat and clean build. I love the way your barrels came out, they are very well done! Brilliant craftsmanship! And at 1:400 scale! Amazing!!
I appreciate your posting many photos, there is a whole lot of this model to see. Thank you for sharing photos of this beautiful build with us.
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Cheers!
Jim
I appreciate your posting many photos, there is a whole lot of this model to see. Thank you for sharing photos of this beautiful build with us.
What's next?
Cheers!
Jim
What a superbly done model, Andrew! It's such a neat and clean build. I love the way your barrels came out, they are very well done! Brilliant craftsmanship! And at 1:400 scale! Amazing!!
I appreciate your posting many photos, there is a whole lot of this model to see. Thank you for sharing photos of this beautiful build with us.
What's next?
Cheers!
Jim
I appreciate your posting many photos, there is a whole lot of this model to see. Thank you for sharing photos of this beautiful build with us.
What's next?
Cheers!
Jim
impressive - very impressive ! and very nice pictures of a clean built.
greetings from austria
raimund
greetings from austria
raimund
impressive - very impressive ! and very nice pictures of a clean built.
greetings from austria
raimund
greetings from austria
raimund
Hi,
Thanks for you comments - they are much appreciated.
The model is 66 cm (2' 2" long). As the formers are not reinforced, I thought there was the possibility of some warping, but this fear turned out to be unfounded, as the triangular centre held everything rigid.
I have just started another model, the HMS Prince of Wales (http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8149).
Regards,
Andrew
Thanks for you comments - they are much appreciated.
The model is 66 cm (2' 2" long). As the formers are not reinforced, I thought there was the possibility of some warping, but this fear turned out to be unfounded, as the triangular centre held everything rigid.
I have just started another model, the HMS Prince of Wales (http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8149).
Regards,
Andrew
Hi,
Thanks for you comments - they are much appreciated.
The model is 66 cm (2' 2" long). As the formers are not reinforced, I thought there was the possibility of some warping, but this fear turned out to be unfounded, as the triangular centre held everything rigid.
I have just started another model, the HMS Prince of Wales (http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8149).
Regards,
Andrew
Thanks for you comments - they are much appreciated.
The model is 66 cm (2' 2" long). As the formers are not reinforced, I thought there was the possibility of some warping, but this fear turned out to be unfounded, as the triangular centre held everything rigid.
I have just started another model, the HMS Prince of Wales (http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8149).
Regards,
Andrew