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Lol..that's exactly the right attitude 😜 I have a white tiled floor in my workshop so I don't loose anything if I drop it..but I still do!!!
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Hey, it's coming on a treat David. I've nearly finished mine...I'll look forward to seeing your progress it is a very good kit if a little challenging in places 😃 Cheers ian
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I know I know I know I haven't finished doing the lashings on the small boats but this was far more exciting to do 15cm guns and turrets ... The scheme is yellow upper surfaces but I toned it down to a more green/yellow purely for artistic looks..
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slowly getting there-- how come life keeps getting in the way?--doesn't it know I'm trying to build a boat LOL ! I made the small boat flotilla. I am in the process attaching them and then doing the lashings.. If you look close the two most inner boats by the mast are lashed the others are all just placed in position.
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CV-59 USS Forrestal Carrier
Ian B replied to GZM2023's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
No where near the scale you are considering..but POB with a lot of sanding and filling does work for a steel hull ship -
Welcome fellow Somerset builder 😄
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The planes do look just green in the pictures but they are the two correct greens for year and model...there is not as much contrast as you would expect..😁
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I made loads of airfix kits in the 60/70s but not that one. My friends and family laugh, I'm a complete plane nut but only make model ships lol As I never knew anything about the Ar 196 I bought this book. I was very impressed about how capable an aircraft it was.. Thanks for all the likes 😄
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What!!! Another 'Ian' ship builder in Somerset.... All we need is an Ian A to complete the Somerset team Welcome aboard 🤪
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I'm at the point where I have made and fitted the first weapon.20mm flak cannon Blimey ! There's a lot of stupidly small parts . veteran models after market
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Hi John You can have mine, I should be finished in the new year and I'll send them on..see my log. Cheers Ian
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Spend hours and hours and hours doing it and it looks like almost no progress in the pictures 🤪 The cranes are just placed in position
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