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Here's my beginning for the 1:200 Wave Models IJN Battleship, Mikasa, construction project. Along with the basic model kit, I have the Pontos Detail Set and an Artwox wooden deck. The Artwox deck and kit were purchased at the same time, but the Pontos set only became available for me later. The Pontos set also contains a wooden deck, so in the course of construction, will determine which deck looks best and use that deck. In case you are wondering, it appears that Wave Models and Merit Models are the same kit in a different box. It's also worth noting that the Wave Models kit I have
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Hello all, I began this build about a year ago. I took several pictures during the progress of the build. Although it was not a true "log", it will show how it came along. I started a log on "another" website, and got very little interest, so I gave up. Recently I was looking at some of the ship builds here, and found CDW's Mikasa Log. He inspired me to continue on my Mikasa with his very detailed log. He was very helpful with some rigging tips and I posted some of my own rigging attempts. I figured I was hijacking his build log, so this is why I'm doing this. I hope you all
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