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  1. mhkash
    Hello All I did some planking work on the I-400 Sub, this is the first planks layer, I intend to have 3 layers , the first is 3 mm to build the shape then the second layer will be 1.5 mm after some sanding , and this is to have a smooth straight surface for the model .. Then I will apply the final Layer using also a 3 mm thick Balsa wood to enable the refinement and corrections.. Below are some photos .. please feel free to add your remarks. Thank you
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    Good Morning GrandpaPhil Thank you very much , I'm very interested in this model too and I keep gathering information about this weapon, I'll do my best to come out with something nice. Thank you
  3. mhkash
    Hello All I started Building the I-400 Class Submarine Model, which is a Japanese Submarine and were considered the largest submarines of World War II and remained the largest ever built until the construction of nuclear ballistic missile submarines in the 1960s. I got the Following Info from Wiki Each submarine had four 1,680 kW (2,250 hp) engines and carried enough fuel to go around the world one-and-a-half times. Located approximately amidships on the top deck was a cylindrical watertight aircraft hangar, 31 m (102 ft) long and 3.5 m (11 ft) in diameter. The outer access door could be opened hydraulically from within or manually from the outside by turning a large hand-wheel connected to a rack and spur gear. The door was made waterproof with a 51-mm-thick (2.0 in) rubber gasket. I plan to follow the same Tech. that I use in building Model Schooners and brigs. Here are some photos .. Thank you
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    Thank you so much
  5. mhkash
    Good Afternoon All Here is the Photo of L'Etoile at the EGYHOBBY 2019 Fair .. Thank you
  6. mhkash
    Good Afternoon all Here is my Brigantine Schooner - Gigino at the EGYHOBBY 2019 fair, Thank you for your support and comments. Thank you
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    Thank you very much Jeff .. Your nice words really made my day 😊
  8. mhkash
    Good Morning, Here is some work on the ratlines, and the side canons Thank you
  9. mhkash
    Good Morning Yves, Thank you very much for your nice words ... I started working on the dead-eye Blocks yesterday and I had the intention to post some photos , however I ran out of glue so I stopped 🙄 , I'll buy some today then will post some photos as soon as I have something worthy Thank you 😊😊
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    Actually this is great .. I wonder if I can ever reach this level of professionalism someday .. Thank you for sharing this 👍..
  11. mhkash
    Good Morning All, I spent the weekend working on some deck rigging, here you go , the canons will have black paint still. Thank you
  12. mhkash
    Thank you very much GrandpaPhil, Thank you for your support, I really appreciate it. Thank you so much Mark, I appreciate your nice words, Thank you Thank you very much Lou, I appreciate your encouragement , Thank you
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    Thank you very much Steven, really appreciate your nice words. Now I'm done with my model .. here is the final result. Thank you
  14. mhkash
    Hi All, I did some work to apply the ripple effect on the water .. i used epoxy glue mix and it gave me amazing result. any suggestions ? thank you
  15. mhkash
    Hello All I'm back to work on Rimac, some Deadeye blocks .
  16. mhkash
    Hi Here is some work on the rigging , my problem is that I don't have a proper place to use while taking photo shots of my work, maybe I should do some work to prepare a suitable place at home for that ... meanwhile please excuse the photos quality Thanks
  17. mhkash
    Hello I spent the last 2 days working on the water .. first I painted the ground then I poured the resin, 3 layers here it is.. I don't know how to make the ripple effect and the waves on top of the resin.. but i'll keep searching any advise will be appreciated thank you
  18. mhkash
    Thank you so much Steven
  19. mhkash
    Hello All Here is some other work on the Diorama (some paint buckets ) thank you
  20. mhkash
    Good Morning Here is the progress of the fishing boat .. hope you like .. please let me know what you think Thank you
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    Thank you so much Steven
  22. mhkash
    Good Morning All, I really don't know whether it is OK to post this album in this thread or not. It is a Scratch build Diorama , my first Diorama actually ... Clay, green sponge and Balsa. Still i have to apply the resin and place some other parts ... Please let me know what do you think thanks
  23. mhkash
    Hello Here is working on the lifeboat
  24. mhkash
    Good Morning Here is extra work on blocks and on the fore sails , they are furled as you see ... However, I do not intend to do the same with the Stay ,Mizzen sails. thank you
  25. mhkash
    Hello While i was searching for real pictures of the Gigino, i found this old one. Thank you

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