Zara by Chuck B

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This is my rendition of the Italian Heavy Cruiser Zara, built from the 1/350 Trumpeter kit. The kit’s railings were over scale so I made my own, including the leadsman’s platforms. Over half the parts used to build the model were either aftermarket or scratch built pieces. The teak decks were airbrushed via my plank-on-plank masking and pin washing technique.

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Updated December 4, 2021
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Tim Moore

Posted December 4, 2021

Beautiful piece of craftsmanship and painting Chuck.

ChuckB

Posted December 4, 2021

Thanks Tim!

whitejamest

Posted December 9, 2021

Fantastic work. The painting especially brings it to life.

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