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Kwanasan

Started by MSea, January 26, 2025, 04:25:49 PM

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MSea

Some work done on this model during Playday 25.  It is named after the guarantee engineer who worked with me during my time on one of my Shell Tankers he was from the ship builder Mitsubishi - will tell you some storys from this time when I see you all remind me about the film Tora Tora Tora
MSea

chriswil42

Chris

cph64

Did you know Mitsubishi stands for '3 Diamonds' in the Imperial Japanese language? Check the logo on the cars etc.

MSea

Thanks Chris for the info, I did not know that - the Merk 3 lines in the circle means the engines used on land sea and air  ;)  ;)  ;)
Kwanasan now has his helmet fastened together as well as the small section on the left (as you look at the front) of the helmet replaced, it had brocken in transit.
MSea

chriswil42

Chris

cph64

I like Japanese helmets a la Shogun style they ooze class and power!!!

MSea

Some bits primed - decided on black lacquer armour with gold trim - now its sorting out what lacing and colours to do (thanks for the Osprey book on Samurai Howard- lots of ideas to choose from) decisions decisions decisions  :P  :P  :P  :P  :P
MSea

zak

Grumpy by name and nature

Bigkev

I can smell the overheated brain cells.....
I hope my next is always better

MSea

Quote from: Bigkev on February 15, 2025, 01:17:33 PMI can smell the overheated brain cells.....
Sorry Kevin that should read "brain cell" hohohhohohho
MSea

MSea

Helmet now gloss black when dry will paint the horns gold
MSea

Bigkev

Dear Singular Cell,
It still looks great.......hohoho
I hope my next is always better

chriswil42

Looking goid Martin.
Chris

MSea

First coat of gold on the helmet
MSea

zak

Look good.
We used to use gold foil for electrostatic measurements, it was so thin and really difficult to work with - stick with paint I say!
Grumpy by name and nature