Well here goes. Now that I have gotten my feet wet with the 1/700 DN Dreadnought, it is time to extend myself a little further. Since I am still at the lower end of the learning curve in paper, I wanted to attempt something in a larger scale, but at the same time, not so intimidating as to discourage further involvement in this great hobby.
For this purpose I’ve chosen the JSC 1/400 Indianapolis #10, a favorite subject of mine and also a subject that does not appear too overwhelming for my limited experience.
Please, please, feel free to add comments and help me with better and/or easier ways to get the job done.
And I’m not a computer geek either….just a basic understanding of how to survive, so the postings may leave a little to be desired at the outset, but as time goes by, should improve.
First, allow me a trial posting of this text with hopefully, an attached photo of my work area, just a 6 foot long folding table in one bedroom of a humble 2 bedroom condo (sharing space with my office and computer). Good thing the kids are grown and gone!
Let’s begin…………
For this purpose I’ve chosen the JSC 1/400 Indianapolis #10, a favorite subject of mine and also a subject that does not appear too overwhelming for my limited experience.
Please, please, feel free to add comments and help me with better and/or easier ways to get the job done.
And I’m not a computer geek either….just a basic understanding of how to survive, so the postings may leave a little to be desired at the outset, but as time goes by, should improve.
First, allow me a trial posting of this text with hopefully, an attached photo of my work area, just a 6 foot long folding table in one bedroom of a humble 2 bedroom condo (sharing space with my office and computer). Good thing the kids are grown and gone!
Let’s begin…………
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