USS Thetis Bay 1944 by RGL - FINISHED - Hasegawa - 1/350 - PLASTIC

[popeye the sailor]

I'm sorry I missed this one Greg........so much went into her and the planes look so very good....I can see why your nails are so short     such beautiful detail and so much of it.......amazing how much your able to stuff into your models!  good info on the deck....I have one that I got a wood deck for,  and haven't even thought how I'm going to be able to place it since I've never done one before.   you have a way bringing out the life in a model.......I'm envious,  but glad to partake in seeing how you do it  

[Canute]

Outstanding job, Greg. Those last few guns and bridge gear are beautiful prints.

[RGL]

So there we go, three USN Carriers done. Next I will have to decide on a few Aussie ships and a battleship later in the year. 

[ccoyle]

Considering the vital role she played in securing the supply routes to Australia, I should think that USS Lexington (CV-2) was worthy of a piece of your rapidly diminishing shelf space. 😉

 

If you do a battleship, I'd vote for one of the South Dakota-class -- I've always liked them.

[cog]

Marvelous work Greg. Your usual speedy build. I do not know how you can maintain such speed in your builds. Must be my age, getting slow. Not building at all doesn't help much either, I know.

[RGL]

I’m seriously going to need a new cabinet soon and could not fit another carrier in there. 

[yvesvidal]

13 hours ago, RGL said:

I’m seriously going to need a new cabinet soon and could not fit another carrier in there. 

Now,I understand the choice of the tiny mine sweeper..... 

 

Yves