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  1. SigEp Ziggy
    Great Build! I am looking forward to more posts.
  2. SigEp Ziggy
    Great story! I have the Revell 'Connie' in my stash, when I build that kit, it will be the second time since I was 12, many moons ago. The kit you are building is an improved kit with the correct four decks. There was a kit that had only three decks before, I guess there were complaints about accuracy.
  3. SigEp Ziggy
    You are doing a stellar job on this build, I have wanted this kit ever since this 'correct' kit has been issued. Can't wait to see more!
  4. SigEp Ziggy
    Great Job! And, fantastic photos.
  5. SigEp Ziggy
    I'll post an update shortly
  6. SigEp Ziggy
    Always fantastic work!
  7. SigEp Ziggy
    When pulling off the poster putty, I dropped my jet and have not been able to find the stabilizer 😭
  8. SigEp Ziggy
    I have made some progress on this build. I painted the underside Classic Blue, which is a light gray with a hint of blue and I did not take a photo. However, I did take a photo of the White Sand topside base color and the masked off Forest Green color, I will post a photo when all the masking is off
  9. SigEp Ziggy
    Ready for paint And I have primed my jet plane
  10. SigEp Ziggy
    Impressive, most impressive!
  11. SigEp Ziggy
    Thank you for your comment Dan, somehow the photos got shuffled and are out of order
  12. SigEp Ziggy
    I have been working on the MB 339A...
  13. SigEp Ziggy
    I will build this model as an Fuerza Aerea Argentia during the Falklands War 1982
  14. SigEp Ziggy
    Great Job Denis! I will try the candy wrapper trick.
  15. SigEp Ziggy
    I have been working on the Arizona! I cut out the MDFB to fit the model, ball parked the water depth, added two PVC pipe fittings to add some detail to the 'holes' and put some black primer on her.
  16. SigEp Ziggy
    I'm still adding windows and port holes. but I worked on the Grand Staircase.
  17. SigEp Ziggy
    A few hundred portholes later...
  18. SigEp Ziggy
    Fantastic Job! I am glad to see this build because I wanted to see what was involved in building this kit, and Wow! you did a great job. Beautiful!
  19. SigEp Ziggy
    Great Job! I would like to build this kit someday.
  20. SigEp Ziggy
    Great Job! Denis
  21. SigEp Ziggy
    Alan, if you or anyone viewing this post, has 1/600 or 1/700 aircraft, any era, I would take them. I am building a 1/72 War Museum diorama, and these make great model planes in a model display case!
  22. SigEp Ziggy
    I apologize for the delay in updates, I have been trying to figure out how to shape the hull like this. I will post how I did it soon!
  23. SigEp Ziggy
    I still plan on finishing or at least posting some progress?!?
  24. SigEp Ziggy
    The deck looks very realistic and a carrier always looks naked without aircraft
  25. SigEp Ziggy
    I'm converting the large motor launch into SP 545/USS Idaho, as it was the closest in size, anyhow, the plastic gods should be pleased, as well as me. Great Job!

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