Don't forget Kev that this type of model making comes with a new white jacket - hohohoho
They look great Zak - wish I could work on something that size

Quote from: MSea on August 04, 2025, 09:17:23 AMDon't forget Kev that this type of model making comes with a new white jacket - hohohoho
They look great Zak - wish I could work on something that size

Bollards to you lot, I forgot to add the chocks/bollards.
I pre-painted them.

Did you check they are at 90 degrees hohohhoho
How much of the model has the carpet monster got now         

I have spent a couple of hours battling small etched brass bits.
Well, its wet and I am on my own, Sandra is in hospital having her replacement hip replaced!
I found the stairs a particular challenge to say the least, no more bits lost as yet, fingers crossed.

Crikey. I don't know how you model with such small parts. Good job Dave.

Quote from: chriswil42 on August 04, 2025, 02:30:15 PMCrikey. I don't know how you model with such small parts. Good job Dave.

I am not sure I do either!
Now off for a lie down in a dark room.
Sorry the photo quality is a bit off, will endeavour to do better, but it is small.

Slightly better pictures, only one more and painting to do.

They look great - remind me NEVER to try one in this scale and small type of ship       

Hi Dave,
Great looking ships. I must say you are a glutton for punishment!

The punishment continues, onto the last one of these wee beasties!

I'm liking this theme you're working on Dave.

Quote from: kiwichappers on August 05, 2025, 09:11:02 PMI'm liking this theme you're working on Dave.

Thanks Francis, I'm not sure that my eyes are though.

Know what you are saying, I'm experiencing a similar challenge on my current build. Sorting the subtle differences of various 'rivets' and bolts for each stage is visually and mentally very taxing.

Some painting done.

For size comparison!