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Building HMS Queen Elizabeth 1943

Started by Haddock, November 23, 2014, 02:03:15 PM

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Bigkev

Hi Haddock,

I take my hat off to you sir.
Glazing windows in 1/350th, now that's attention to detail!!
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

Haddock

Just realized that if I blow some matt varnish on now I'm going to have some very dirty windows!!

Kiteman

It really is looking excellent. My hat is veritabily lifted t you sir!

Haddock

               Ships boats can be a bit tedious, boat cradles are even worse, especially if they don't fit the boat.

             Bit more detail added, pity the ladders are too short, seems to be a common fault and a shim below the bottom of the ladder looks daft so I ain't bothered.

Haddock.

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Haddock

Fore-topmast in place, no rigging yet. Not as nice a white as Kevin's but it will have to do. According to WEM, white is the correct colour, so there!
Haddock.

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Kiteman


zak

How many ships at one time?
You little tinker.
Grumpy by name and nature

Haddock

Starting with some rigging, I think I must have a "thing" about signal halyards.
Haddock.

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Wizzel

Will the rigging be visible on the finished model or will we have to trust you that it's there?  That's some fine work - in all senses of the word!

Haddock

You should be able to see it from normal viewing distance, depends on the background.
Haddock.

What you won't see is the bloke in the heads having a dump but he's there , honest!

zak

What a sad sense of humour you engineers have.
Nice modelling though.
Grumpy by name and nature

Haddock

Quote from: Haddock on March 06, 2015, 10:04:57 AM
You should be able to see it from normal viewing distance, depends on the background.
Haddock.

What you won't see is the bloke in the heads having a dump but he's there , honest!

Hope this answers your question. The camera seems to see more than the naked eye. It should look busier with the halyards added. Believe it or not the background is actually white card, so much for accurate colour reproduction.
Haddock.

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zak

It's strange but they look quite thick in the photos whereas on your models thay are hardly visible - where's the bloke?
Grumpy by name and nature

Kiteman

amazing work Tony, I am very jealous ;)

Bigkev

Yes Haddock,

Where's Wally???............................... on the loo?

Bigkev               
I hope my next is always better