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  1. Walkthrough #2 I don't like waterline kits because I have to make a diorama, too. This magnet stand is my simple solution to the obsession. 😎 I'll show you more variants when it's over.
  2. I tried to paint each planks in different colors. Brushing was so boring work... I made special nozzle caps for airbrush, but the result was not significant. The final attempt was stamping. It was super easy, so anyone can do it. However, the color selection was too vivid. It looks like a German BF109 camouflage pattern. For the next project. I applied thinned grey enamel paint to reduce the high saturation and brightness. This is a summary of my deck painting. I may not need the thinned enamel next time.
  3. The next project is HMS Invincible 1914 from Flyhawk. The model number is FH1311S deluxe edition. When I started this project a few months ago, I wanted to build a full rigging model. I have studied the aerial antenna spacer and tried to make a 1mm (1/16 inch) long asterisk-shaped spacer. Unfortunately, my attempts didn't work for several reasons. I admitted that I couldn't build the 1/700 antenna spacer yet. This is the reason I built the HMS Naiad without any riggings. I'll build the HMS Invincible without riggings, too. Here is my personal study about WW I RN ship colors. I simply modified the 507A I've used at the Naiad. This is a pretty rough assumption and not based on facts, so please don't mind the source of my colors. I mixed new colors from the Naiad formula. This will be a simpler project because she has no camouflage pattern. Let's build a handling dock. Very comfortable and useful. 😎
  4. Ok... All Quiet on the first funnel. 2nd funnel. I'm varnishing the gloss surface. I'll wrap it up tomorrow.
  5. !!!!!!! I made a critical mistake. The funnel was reversed !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fortunately, it isn't a model-reset fatal error. I'll buy one more kit and replace the part. The shipping will be 1~3 weeks.
  6. The trumpeter's painting instructions are the same as the 2012 GPM 1/200 card model kit. It is better to ask Roman Cholewiak, who made the GPM kit. Because of the geological and cultural distance between East Asia and Europe, it is difficult to follow the most recent research on the European models. Please understand that this build is for fun and fast building as a beginner. The next project (Trumpeter Naiad 1/350 kit) may be one step better than this. + Before I started this project, I found that the Di-do class cruisers are one of the most controversial topics due to insufficient data. I wanted to build HMS Sirius, but now I take a step backward and am waiting for new kit, which should throw new fuel on a Di-do fire.
  7. I designed and printed handling dock for painting the upper hull only. Also, I resized the painting guide sheet to trace the camouflage patterns. This method is very handy and fast. Not perfect, but 95% accurate. Here is the final result. 😎 I made a larger handling dock for cruisers. It is simply a bigger version of the 1/700 destroyer docks I've used.
  8. This is the first time I seriously paint the WWII RN ships. The kit is Flyhawk - HMS Naiad - 1/700 - FH1112. I used two main references to understand the camouflage patterns. The GPM 1/200 scale card model kit offers almost everything I need. Also, I mixed 90% percent accurate colors. The color reference is from Lifecolor RN set. (Source : https://web.archive.org/web/20241107004340/https://www.sovereignhobbies.co.uk/pages/royal-navy-periodic-table-of-paints ) The research pages of the Sovereign Hobby were the best of the best. I became familiar with the USS camouflage scheme at the site. Unfortunately, the Sovereign Hobby shut down last year. It is a reason I relied on the Lifecolor paint. I thank them very much. To ensure that the entire RN fleet in the future matches well, I'll use the same mixed colors for future RN kits. 😎
  9. Here is a result. I applied AK super chrome alcohol paint and added LED stand. My major client should be happy with this project. 😎
  10. This is an USS Ward DD-139 1941 kit from Flyhawk. I tested some new ideas. I've completed assembly before I paint it.
  11. https://thenrg.org/events/workshops I found the source. There are three "Strategic detailing" online workshops presented by Chuck Bauer.
  12. And Royal Navy East Asia fleets in 1910s also had similar grey color paint. I think your sources are right. It is better to follow the first color scheme in the Flyhawk manual.
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