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For an excellent set of videos covering the Monogram model have a look here: John
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As and when Tier 4 comes to an end...
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1/350 HMS Berwick County Class Cruiser 1940
johndon replied to robgizlu's topic in Ready for Inspection - Maritime
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1982 BB-62 New Jersey 1/350
johndon replied to nearsightedjohn's topic in Ready for Inspection - Maritime
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Bronco Models 1/35 scale Seehund XXVIIB/B5
johndon replied to HL-10's topic in Ready for Inspection - Maritime
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Thank you all for the comments, they are much appreciated. The base is tile grout with dried soil sprinkled over the top and sprayed with Tamiya acrylics. John
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Thanks again Roger, photos received. They reveal a couple of details missed by Pontos so I may have a go at adding them although as a couple of the internal braces broke off during the last fold of the crane, mine is never going to completely accurate...
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A straightforward, out of the box, build of the 1/35 Tamiya Sd.Kfz.222. The original plan was to add a figure but I've got bored with armoured vehicles so it is likely to stay as it is...
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From the Trumpeter kit from a few years ago. A fun little project but it's not particularly accurate as the PE is from the spares box with a couple of L'Arsenal resin figures on the bridge. Water is tile grout sanded smooth and painted with Tamiya acrylics.
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Insomnia has hit overnight so I figured I'd put my waking hours to good use. I've always figured that the aft crane and catapults were likely to be the hardest part of the build so I figured I may as well bite the bullet and get the crane done. Four hours and a lot of swearing later, it is done. I've not used all the Pontos parts, some of the internal bracing is missing either because I couldn't get it installed properly or because a couple of its came lose when I closed it up and there was no way to get them back in again. It is far from perfect but, overall, I'm happy with it...
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Yes, Iowa is slightly longer than Hood. I started the Iowa 4 years ago However progress over the last couple of months hasn't been bad.
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Should keep me busy for a while...
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1/350 Revell, Tirpitz (Platinum Ed)
johndon replied to magpie1832's topic in Work in Progress - Maritime
Looks great, brave man masking round all that PE - I'm going to have to do the same for my Iowa build and I'm not looking forward to it. -
I used to think the Enterprise was a monster of a kit...
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I've got Hornet to build, once the Iowa and Hood are done, love what you are doing with yours.