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About Landlubber Mike

- Birthday 08/17/1973
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Seishu Maru by Landlubber Mike - Five Star - 1/700 - Resin and PE - IJA Crane Ship
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IJA Akitsu Maru by Landlubber Mike - Five Star - 1/700 - RESIN
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Starcraft Adjutant AI by yvesvidal - 1/6 - RESIN/PLASTIC
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I circled back to this one and made some good progress. It's a little tricky for this kit in that although Five Star did a great job making a kit that is a lot more to scale than the Aoshima kit, especially with the included resin and PE parts, the issue is that some of the details are omitted so I've been using the Aoshima kit as a guide to figuring out what I need to add. I painted the hull in the typical IJA camo scheme: Next I glued in the wooden decks that I cut out of a generic 1/700 wooden deck sheet, and I've been adding the various details to the deck including bollards, anchor chains, winches, etc.: Before putting on the flight deck, there's a lot of details that go on these interior decks - pipes, bollards, stairways, platforms for the carried planes and vehicles, etc. I've got most of those all painted up right now, so it's just a matter of figuring out where to place them so that they do not interfere with the supports for the flight deck. Thanks for looking in!
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1960 Corvette by gsdpic - MFH - 1/12 - Multimedia
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1960 Corvette by gsdpic - MFH - 1/12 - Multimedia
Landlubber Mike replied to gsdpic's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I bought this kit last year when it came out as this is one of my favorite cars (hope MFH puts out more of these types of non-race cars in the future). I need to get a lot better building car models before I tackle mine, but it will be great to follow along on your build. The kit is definitely impressive in a lot of ways with all the various parts and details. -
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Lotus 72D by DocRob - FINISHED - Tamiya - 1/12 - Plastic/Metal - The Legend
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Gulliver steals the Blephusquan Fleet by IgorSky - FINISHED - Scale 1/35 - BOTTLE
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Thanks Alan, good to know! Happy New Year my friend!
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Nice haul! You must have been on Santa's nice list. What do you think of the tweezers? My go-to are the ones from Dumont, but I got one from Anyz that could be a game changer, just will take some getting used to. That rolling tool is nice. I already have one that size (and one bigger) or I would have gotten the Dspiae one.
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