San Felipe 1690 by dziadek4444 - Panart - 1:75

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Edited February 15 by dziadek4444

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[James H]

In light of the other SF kit announce, it's nice to see one of the Panart being built.

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Since it is probably impossible to sell a collection that is more damaged than the current one, we can hope that any other collection will be better.

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The last guns!!! I added work by securing the cannon to the side with ropes. Well, without that, it's too much of a simplification. I bent the barrels after heating them with a gas torch. Blocks used: 2 mm.

[James H]

That really is looking so pretty. She's a beast!

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Marek,

 

A fantastic looking build.  You are a true master of the ship modeling craft. 
 

Don

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The ship model is beautiful, but Panart is a disgrace. These two elements of the collection perfectly characterize the entire project of the Italian company. 🥵

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Very strong bending after heating over a gas burner helped.

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X 62 !!!           🙄

Edited March 2 by dziadek4444

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[Bill Morrison]

I am very amazed at this model!  It all started with an impressive planking job. Well done, sir!

 

Bill

 

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The flaps of the partition gates are ready.

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Edited March 10 by dziadek4444

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The stage of construction and equipment of the permanent hull of the model has been completed.
I am satisfied with the effect. About 600 hours of work

[Gaz]

This is an amazing piece of work, being new to the hobbies, this is a great indication of what time and patience can achieve.