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1/350 Aircraft Carrier Kaga Battle of Midway


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Woow!

Great job, i will return here many times to admire, study and inspire myself!

Thank you for presentation. 

What extra parts did you use?

Regards,

Michal

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1 hour ago, socjo1 said:

Woow!

Great job, i will return here many times to admire, study and inspire myself!

Thank you for presentation. 

What extra parts did you use?

Regards,

Michal

Thanks for your comment, i was use the fujimi own PE update, the aircraft is a little bit more tricky cause i use both the combination of Fujimi and Hasegawa planes, the PE update for the aircraft is from Rainbow. The crew is from a lot of resin sailor i buy long ago and the mechanicals are from a local resin shop in china called Grapefruit model

 

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Gidday Sparthy, what a superb model. 👍 She was a great ship I think, and with all those aircraft and handlers on deck it looks like she means business. Extremely well done.

Regards, Jeff.

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Beautiful work. I love the little airctraft and all the small scenes with the deck crew. The ship itself is a bit too worn/dirty for my taste but that is an artistic choice that I respect.

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Bravo! Had only I such courage & the tenacity to tackle this subject through to such magnificent completion. 👏 💯

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Very impressive! Just love the lines of those converted carriers. Would hope mine would turn out half as good.

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Great work, you've done a really great job building and weathering and really set the scene with all the little details. Chipping all those tiny planes must have taken some patience.

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4 hours ago, MRMRL said:

Great work, you've done a really great job building and weathering and really set the scene with all the little details. Chipping all those tiny planes must have taken some patience.

And alot of Coffee too, Jesus idk how much coffee i chug down just to paint and weathering both the aircraft and paint the crew 

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Utterly stunning on every level. I love IJN ships and your model really shows off the busy feel of the Kaga as she would have been at Midway. So much to look at and enjoy, I can't see anyone topping this. Well done and thanks for posting.

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Excellent model. The Japanese carriers fascinate me as they seem to be more a work in progress than a finished design. Especially the quite tiny and cramped bridge area. 

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What a superb model! The detail is incredible - many little stories to watch. There are good carrier models once in a while with aircraft spotted, but never do they have any personnel aboard. You created a wonderful busy miniature world. How long did it take?

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1 hour ago, Toryu said:

What a superb model! The detail is incredible - many little stories to watch. There are good carrier models once in a while with aircraft spotted, but never do they have any personnel aboard. You created a wonderful busy miniature world. How long did it take?

It took me around 2/3 of a year to build but in order to gather material and resources reference it took longer 

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Breathtakingly Impressive, cant compliment it enough, I've been looking at kaga a lot recently as a future build subject. She is a very complicated ship, it's impressive how you've mastered to build sequence so well to them create the effect you've created, 

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UNFRIGGIN BELIEVABLE! Holy Schmoly! I'm floored at your artistry. Absolutely gorgeous. Belongs in a museum. Heck they should build a museum around it. 

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I think that's very good. The detail work is inspiring.

 

I like the figures and the weathering, both of which 'bring the ship to life' by providing scale and some indication of the passage of time. Many may think the weathering overdone but I have recently seen video footage of ships in the 1940s that convinces me otherwise. 

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