Bismark, en-route to Gotenhafen, March 1941.

[spanner570]

Here's my Airfix 1/600 Bismark in icy seas.

The base is an old cupboard door and the 'Ice' is ordinary filler. The small amount of water movement is clear silicone.

































Cheers, and thanks for looking.

Ron

[GerryW]

Great work there :thumb2:

[Jim R]

Hi Ron
As always that's impressive.
Jim

[outrunner]

Brilliant!

Andy.

[David Lovell]

Great stuff Ron as is now your norm totally believable and so atmospheric enjoy these so much thanks for sharing. Dave

[JayCee]

Very nice, Ron.
John.

[stona]

That's brilliant...again

[adt70hk]

Quite simply brilliant.

Very well done.

Ron

[boatman]

HI Ron well with the blue sky behind her i took this for the real ship as its very impressive an a very realistic build very well done an more of another battleship please as you do these ships so well on a seascape :thumb2:
chris :thumb2:

[Tim Marlow]

Excellent stuff.

[CarolsHusband]

Beautiful work. By the 6th picture with the shadow on the starboard I'd been totally pulled in.

[spanner570]

Chaps, I'm well happy you like the model.

For anyone wondering why the broken ice in front of the ship, at the time she was escorted by the old battleship cum Ice Breaker 'Schlesien', which cleared a passage ahead of Bismark.

Thanks ever so much for all your most excellent and complimentary posts.

Cheers.
Ron

[Tim Marlow]

Like this then Ron...

[Mini Me]

Another beauty 570 :thumb2: Rick H.

[yak face]

Stunning matey , as always your camera like eye produces a superb , totally realistic visage ( ooh posh word )
First rate that man
Regards Otto v B