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Hi, Hull and island frames, decks - 1 mm. All platforms, walkways and bridges - 0,5 mm cardboard. Good luck at build of Essex :mrgreen: Leszek.

Originally Posted by gian7675 Yes, that's I mean, parts made by modeler in his own way according to available documentation like books, pics, dravings etc. An enlargement :)

Hi, Marko wrote: I saw the kit of Answers Fuso and I think it's extreme detailed too. Marko wrote: I think it's too early to tell that Answers offer has more advantages, because Halinskis offer doesn't exist yet. gian7675, sorry for OT JHS, it's Halinskis Bismarck, painted...

Thanks Edi Every ship can be build as waterline cardmodel, Akitsushima too. Yuo may cut off the underwater part of any ship kit, if you wish. Leszek.

Hi Flying boat Kawanishi H8K 'Emily', one of the biggest aircrafts of WW II. Even in 1:200 scale is big (14 cm lenght, 19 cm width) Regards Leszek.

Hi There are few words about Fly Models Nagato by Joe Krenzer http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/bb/ijn/nagato-200-jk/jk-index.html Answers Fuso is fresh printed, here are the pics of test-build. I saw it personally and I think it's very good...

Hi, Clashster wrote: The grey area of the deck is from the kit with nothing added. For the brown part I made brass batten from brass wire 0,2 mm glued in the gaps. The gaps were cut out with scalpel. Cheers Leszek.

Thanks for compliments :) B-Manic asked: Yes, it's rings of brass wires 0,2 mm, good looking but not realistic :( If I start Aki now, I won't make it.

Hi all, Akitsushima, been started year ago. I'd like to finish her soon. :) This is Answers kit 1:200 scale, model size: lenght: 60 cm, width: 8 cm, height: 18 cm I have some details to do, lifeboats, mast of stern with crane and flying boat Emily. Cheers...

You welcome jnyoun :) And few words about your models; great progress in short time, bravo!!!

Hi all I was very busy this days, here are my latecomming answers. mpakier wrote For laminating the frames I'm using non water based glues: It's chlorine-rubber (?) glue. To distribute the glue I'm using a brush. To get suitable density I add some cellulose thinner (solvent?)...

Military Model - Yamato 1:200 Hi all I'll try to show how I am building hull of Yamato - Halinski '04 in 1:200 scale. This is my second attempt to build one, the first was not good, twisted and with colapsed plating :cry: then crushed by accident :cry: :mad: .That's all I remaining...

Hi Excuse me my poor english :oops: I saw already better models, I don't think that Zuikaku is something special. Many parts could be done more accurate, and there is many things to learn for me. I appreciate Your compliments, Thank You ones more :grin: It's difficult for me to...

Thank You for all compliments. :grin: It will mobilize me to build more beatiful cardmodels. :-D The hull is effect of an experiment. I tryed to build one without colapsing hullplates. Spaces between the frames are filed with car putty supported by cardstock strips. Maybe those photos will...

Thank You for all compliments. :grin: It will mobilize me to build more beatiful cardmodels. :-D The hull is effect of an experiment. I tryed to build one without colapsing hullplates. Spaces between the frames are filed with car putty supported by cardstock strips. Maybe those photos will...

Thank You very much everyone. :grin: Here are some details: Leszek.

Thank You very much everyone. :grin: Here are some details: Leszek.

Hi all This is my second aircraft carrier (1st was USS Essex 1:300 from Maly Modelarz), and for the first time so big. (about 1,20 m) After 1 year and 4 months since started, IJN Zuikaku is finished :grin: Cheers Leszek.

Hi all This is my second aircraft carrier (1st was USS Essex 1:300 from Maly Modelarz), and for the first time so big. (about 1,20 m) After 1 year and 4 months since started, IJN Zuikaku is finished :grin: Cheers Leszek.

The picture of the week for the Essex. :) What a nice surprise. :) I'm honoured :) Thank You Barry. Your Fuso is outstanding work, beautiful ship. :) Thank You Darwin. About the Essex hull You're right, there's not enough formers and filling the hull with styrofoam blocks seems to be...