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Hi,

as I'm sure there are many Wessex friends around here, I just wanted to share with you this great HAR.2 build by my friend Akira Watanabe:

http://nabe3saviation.web.fc2.com/modelWes.html

As I'm no Wessex expert myself I can't comment on the detail however the execution and the work put in and the final finish look stunning.

Cheers

Jeffrey

(just to be clear, this isn't my model, it's Akira-san's, just posting it here)

 

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It may not be yours Jeffrey, but I wish it was mine!

This is a magnificent example pure artistry.

The level of detail is amazing and the final finish is just perfect.

Your friend is a very gifted chap.

Thank you so much for sharing it here.

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Thanks for sharing your friend's work.  A stunning amount of time and effort must have gone into its creation to achieve such detail!

Helicopters aren't really my thing, but this is inspirational stuff!

Simon

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That is something else  :wow:words fail me just superb workmanship.

 

Guy

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Just wow,

 

What an absolutely incredible build, stunningly detailed and that gloss yellow finish is immaculate!

 

That model looks like a real labour of love.

 

@longshanks I believe the Tami-guri tool he is referring to is a beading tool or punch judging by the photos.

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Thank you for the comments, I'll pass them on to Akira-san. I knew you'd like it.

 

I'm not sure why he calls the tool "tama guri", the translation doesn't seem to make sense. I'll ask him. But there are a few such tools available under the "rivet maker" category:

http://www.modeldesignconstruction.co.uk/mall/productpage.cfm/ModelDesignConstruction/_E32005/54274/Rivet maker 1%2F32

http://umm-usa.com/onlinestore/product_info.php?products_id=1322&osCsid=c4fd3f938247fdadcb21a25e8b358deb

 

I think the key is the hemispheric sort of cavity in the tip that lets you form the dome shaped rivet.

Cheers

J

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