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Good idea I'm I don't really like the seams showing in the model. Dose tamyia putting work well with this things? And yes I do remove all the kunbs and sand. Them some of them I didn't notice thanks your telling me
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Hello everyone here are New Updates. Top level is built no PE Or detail on it yet. Light wash Admiral bridge done range finder 1 Is done Range finder 2 almost done,Conning tower and main bridge done.
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I have started on the hull weathering this is my first time weathering and it seems to have turn out quite well.
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Hello everyone,I have started to work on My New Prinz eugen Model. That was given to me as a gift. I begin by Painting the hull in a grey coat. Then with Tamyia AS-26 for the main hull, The keel is painted with XF -9 Hull Red with 5 drops of X -7 red.
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Hello been so long! Lost my phone and manage to get my account back! Lost some photos tho but still got pently😁
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Sadly the build has been on a halt for some time and is still is I'm still trying to figure out where I'm gonna put it....
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Sorry for no updates I kinda ran out of plywood also no ribs are glued the bow is currently being glued on
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Yeah I would definitely use parts of my bismarck as a example soldering isn't a bad idea but I plan to go full on styrene I don't have any plans so it may be a bit hard I would like a risen printer but I don't have the money and I'm not able to have one as my mum thinks it takes alot of *electricity*
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I don't have any other 1/100 models but I do have 1/200 still being build agora and trumpeter and I got a old trumpeter already built
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Hello all!!! I'm about to do the most crazyist thing ever I'm going to build the mighty tripitz! In 1/100 I know I'm currently making 2 1/200 bismarck models but hey dosent matter I know I'm abit young to do this but I got the room for it so why not
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Oh I see I think you can only get them for the bismarck they would look nice on scharnhorst too
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Sorry for the posting anything I haven't really had time to build has much I got settings I really want to know should I repaint the bismarck? And turn it light grey? Like it should be it wouldn't be too hard maybe 2 days as I before her to be like the real on or should I just leave it like this?
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Been a while since I happend post here one photo I'm currently making it rc from scratch but it's going to be mostly on display
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New better led on the Admiral bridge soon the main new paint added horns added new pe railings added
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Hanger one done I plan to have hanger 2 open with the plane coming out with its wings out I also putted the agora ardo on my bismarck just for fun ps it glued
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