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Everything posted by Old Collingwood
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A few options there Harry - place the swastika first then the covers and either paint the covers the same colour as the swastika or paint it Grey, as I asume the swastika is a decal - or is it to be masked and painted?. If its a masked painted swastika then I would place the covers first and just paint over them. OC.
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I checked that site out for him also Ken. OC.
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If I was building this kit again using the understanding of the frame problems, I think my work around would start before I even attached the frames to the centre frame, I would probably cut out the farmes then place them together in sequence but with the top inner cut out square and level with each one, then I could compare the lower tapper where they meet the keel, and also compare the frame profiles against each and add some wood to the frames where needed. As long as all the frames on a straight run are level on the keel line, and also the correct faring or angle against each other - then that is a start. OC.
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I was watching a documetary on Smithsonian about the Battle of Leyte Gulf giving a real insight into how powerful Yamoto was. OC.
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Morning all, hope everyones Holidays are going well (Special thoughts out to my US buddies with the current weather - Stay Safe) So I have been having a think and done lots of internet bashing regarding my diss mounted Cuirassier firing a musket, the trouble is I can not find any evidence to say they actually carried muskets, so If I decide to place him it would be without proof he would have been firing a musket - the lack of cuirass is documented though as there was a shortage of them at Waterloo. OC.
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