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So a week away in Tasmania and I’m back at the bench. Got to do the Dawn service at Hobart for ANZAC day. A few coats of grey, and I’ve learnt my lesson, and no decals yet that won’t lift with the masking.
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Main mast redone and the topmasts more similar to the reference photos and very different to the US kit reference
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Pontos models makes sets for several kits
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http://ka-models.co.kr/?product=1350-dkm-graf-zeppelin-dx&ckattempt=1
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- graf zeppelin
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I remove the tape after primer coats, the tape would we way too thick this scale. The vertical lines are scribed in
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Apparently on her way back from the middle east to Singapore she nearly lost it (mast) It’s aluminium so I can’t cover the sins with Rust like I usually do.
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I thought that I may as well keep buildings as opposed to painting yet. Lots of PE. The main mast is going to be stripped again as it’s not aligned properly I did manage to buy a VLS for the fore deck from a discontinued set second hand
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Lower hull pretty much done. I’ll eventually give it a bit more salt streaks once the hull is completely done. I gave it a wash of enamel green slime
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