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  1. RGL
    And the final piece just arrived from Poland, a pewter ww1 submariners badge for the base. Final photos tomorrow.
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    The final scuttles arrived and attached. At some future stage I’ll replace all the lighter calibre AA guns once they are printed.
  3. RGL
    I need to be better at Photos
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    I really like the effects. Filters (like an AK Panzer blue) will make it look ok amazing. Then a couple of little brown scrapes and rust wash around the hatches, some HB pencil and you’re done
  5. RGL
    I need to get some backing paper for decent photographs
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    The deck gun, I’ll only use one so which ever one that comes up best. Base coat of greys done. Filters next
  9. RGL
    Nah, it’s just project management so far
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    So new tools. Burfitt tools was at the show I went to a few weeks ago. Revelation…… tweezers with ceramic points. They. Stop. The. PE. Ping!!!
  11. RGL
    So this is where I’m up to. I need to do the guns next but short or adding railings it’s done. 10 single 25mm’s, two triples and 2 doubles to go!
  12. RGL
    Well noticed Popeye, it is, I’ve been sanding it back as smooth as I can. I’m hoping a few coats of paint after will make it go away.
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    So the second last part of the build arrived today in the form of a ww1 postcard of U-9 for the base from a German bookseller. These were widely produced to celebrate war heroes
  14. RGL
    Fresh off the boat from Micromaster in NZ, one of the final pieces of the puzzle, a deck cannon. References say there was one after 1915 😊
  15. RGL
    There is no PE at all, I have a fair few spares lying around ……
  16. RGL
    The bridge! The kit basically has a blob which does not make sense.
  17. RGL
    Very simple build, needs a bit of putty as the alignment is not perfect. as you can see from the photo, the inner walls have support struts which I’ve done in plastic strip. finally, and I have no idea why this was not done, the stern has an anchor which has a angled slope for the anchor stock, (I expect it’s for dragging it off beaches.
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    It’s going to be part of a much more detailed build log, but this is the easiest part of the puzzle. I find myself held up with 2 builds for Roma and U 9
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    This is a lovely little kit, with extra tanks, landing craft and other stuff, very little of which I will use. My plan is change the title of this build several times, as there will be 3 IJN subs, barges and a Submarine tender, the Heinan Maru. This is the first part of the build .
  20. RGL
    I just fell across this image, a watercolour from 1946, a perfect end
  21. RGL
    Well rigged mate! Once you start it becomes quite simple and you’re finished before you know it.
  22. RGL
    Looks great. The Yamato turret is massive!
  23. RGL
    Should be good !
  24. RGL
    I’m really keen to see how you do the ice.
  25. RGL
    Pretty much done. I need to patiently wait on the mail for a few things now. I painted the wire handrails grey and rusted them slightly and added a flag from a different set which is much nicer than the kit one.

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