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Yeah, the 1:72 Revell looks tiny in comparison....
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The hull is closed and the lightshow is on......
Next will be filling, sanding, hull details and then the photo-etched brass decks.Comment
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I was hoping you were going to post this back up here, after I saw it on Facebook. Fantastic work on this model! I can't wait to see the finished version. Thanks for posting it up here, too.Comment
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Main air induction mast, designed by me, 3D-printed by shapeways. I love those little extra details...Comment
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Lots of brass.....and there will be more.
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The 8,8 cm gun for my 1/48 Trumpeter VIIc. First coat of primer applied. Nice kit. Recommended...Comment
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awesome details on that kit. I was wondering where you'd been... figured it was photo etch hell...Originally posted by drschmidt View Post
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Simply more amazing work from you!If you can cut, drill, saw, hit things and swear a lot, you're well on the way to building a working model sub.Comment
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I added lots of details to the hatches of the conning tower and sail of my Trumpeter VIIc sub. Looks much better now...
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Kit: coil spring too large -> made custom ones
hand wheels to tiny -> cannibalized the hand wheels of the kit's 8,8 which I don't need anymore.
Now the hatches look decent.Comment
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it's the little details like this and the work you've done on the 88 that make your model shine. I can't wait to see it all buttoned up and painted.Originally posted by drschmidt View PostComment
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Amazing work. How do you keep all those pieces positioned for the adhesives to harden? Clamps, props, shims?Comment
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For the handles and hand wheels I drill holes. The rest: superglueComment
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First layers of weathering on my 8,8 cm deck gun using M.I.G. filters....Comment
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Continuing with weathering: Ggrey and black washes....
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