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    1:400 JSC Yamato

    Some more photos Hi, Thanks for your comments. I have posted some more photos. I usually protect my ships by building a clear plastic case (perspex?). To save on space (and cost!) I usually put more than one model each each case. The triangular formers for the hull had me sratching my...
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    1:400 JSC Yamato

    Some more photos Hi, Thanks for your comments. I have posted some more photos. I usually protect my ships by building a clear plastic case (perspex?). To save on space (and cost!) I usually put more than one model each each case. The triangular formers for the hull had me sratching my...
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    1:400 JSC Yamato

    Hi, I have recently finished a model of the Yamato (JSC, 1:400) and I would like to share with the forum some of my pictures. This is my 3rd ship model and my first attempt at 1:400 scale. Although the design is excellent, the model is, in my opinion, let down by the lack of instructions. It...
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    1:400 JSC Yamato

    Hi, I have recently finished a model of the Yamato (JSC, 1:400) and I would like to share with the forum some of my pictures. This is my 3rd ship model and my first attempt at 1:400 scale. Although the design is excellent, the model is, in my opinion, let down by the lack of instructions. It...
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    New Titanic from Sir Currell - Beta Report

    Great going so far. What is the resolution like? Would it be possible to blow it up a bit - working in 1:1200 always gives me sore eyes! Cheers,
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    Looking for JSC 1:400 suggestions

    I can recommend the IJN Yamato - it is a bit difficult in some places (lack of detailed instructions). But the model is very good - printing and fit are all fine. I will be posting some pictures as soon as it is finished (only the rigging left to go!). Cheers,
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