butlting a r/c papermodelship.....
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Hi Yiki
What ship are you building it looks Like a WW1 battleship?
Another question is it resin or a glue you use to water proof the hull?
It will be very intresting to see this done and we know you will do it in record time.
Keep the posts comeing.
Glad to see you are back with us
Regards
Rob
What ship are you building it looks Like a WW1 battleship?
Another question is it resin or a glue you use to water proof the hull?
It will be very intresting to see this done and we know you will do it in record time.
Keep the posts comeing.
Glad to see you are back with us
Regards
Rob
It looks like MM Potemkin.
Here is a link to a construction review for this model from one of the Polish boards:
http://www.konradus.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=55475&t=55475
Here is a link to a construction review for this model from one of the Polish boards:
http://www.konradus.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=55475&t=55475
Hi yuki
Can't wait to see her sail away, keep the post coming.
No such thing as better just done differently!!!!
Regards
Rob
Can't wait to see her sail away, keep the post coming.
No such thing as better just done differently!!!!
Regards
Rob
Great idea, Yuki! 
Hope it works out well and you are able to post some photos of the finished ship underway.
Hope you post more updates.
Cheers!
Jim
Hope it works out well and you are able to post some photos of the finished ship underway.
Hope you post more updates.
Cheers!
Jim
Looks like a quick build, Yuki!
Don't forget to give everything below as well as above the waterline a protective coating of a waterproof resin or clear coat (including the edges of the paper card). I would hate to see some of those fine deck details get affected by the possible spash of water!
It looks like it is almost finished. That has to be some kind of record in building time. And she looks great!
Jim
Don't forget to give everything below as well as above the waterline a protective coating of a waterproof resin or clear coat (including the edges of the paper card). I would hate to see some of those fine deck details get affected by the possible spash of water!
It looks like it is almost finished. That has to be some kind of record in building time. And she looks great!
Jim
