IJN Yukikaze.

[Guest]

Hi Friend's.


I thought I would show another that I completed this year.


This is the Tamiya kit with WEM etched set...1/350.

[Guest]

great work mate, I envy your skill you make everything looks great whether it's figures, ships, or other subjects

[eddiesolo]

Cracking work Ralph, superb layout really gives a sense of movement.

[Guest]

great work mate, I envy your skill you make everything looks great whether it's figures, ships, or other subjects

Thank you so much Leo.Your comments bring a smile to my face

Cracking work Ralph, superb layout really gives a sense of movement.

Thanks so much Si, .I tried a new way to do the sea and to be honest I really like it,though next time I will try and make the bow wave a bit tighter.

[Guest]

NIce action scene, and good job, cheers...

[john i am]

Great work Ralph in all aspects. Amazing how you've done the sea and the waves that's an art in itself.


Well done cheers John

[Guest]

NIce action scene, and good job, cheers...

Thanks Francis,much appreciate your comments.

Great work Ralph in all aspects. Amazing how you've done the sea and the waves that's an art in itself.
Well done cheers John

Cheers John.Much appreciated.

[Guest]

Nice build!!


Looks very well, I like the rigging work

[Guest]

Nice build!!
Looks very well, I like the rigging work

Cheers Polux,your comments are appreciated.

[spanner570]

Very nice build Ralph. Plenty of movement going on.


Your observations about the bow wave are spot on. Also, another small point, perhaps the waves themselves could be at less of an angle from the hull, running a lot closer to the ship.


I hope you don't mind me making the above suggestion on what is already a superb action scene.


I do like a well presented ship and this fits the bill nicely. Here's to the next one.....

[Guest]

Very nice build Ralph. Plenty of movement going on.
Your observations about the bow wave are spot on. Also, another small point, perhaps the waves themselves could be at less of an angle from the hull, running a lot closer to the ship.


I hope you don't mind me making the above suggestion on what is already a superb action scene.


I do like a well presented ship and this fits the bill nicely. Here's to the next one.....

Thanks for your comments,Much appreciated.


I don't mind in the least about your suggestion,in fact it is very helpful. .Always good to get someone else's perspective.


I have a few ship kit's in the stash and will do another one soon.


Ralph.

[papa 695]

Cracking work Ralph really nice work on the seascape also

[Guest]

Cracking work Ralph really nice work on the seascape also

Thank's Ian,much appreciate your comments.

[spanner570]

Thanks for your comments,Much appreciated.
I don't mind in the least about your suggestion,in fact it is very helpful. .Always good to get someone else's perspective.


I have a few ship kit's in the stash and will do another one soon.


Ralph.

Phew, sometimes I feel I'm walking on eggshells giving, as I see it, well meant advise and help.


Ralph, a good point of reference is Google Images. I use this a lot, particularily when doing waves and general sea stuff. Take a look at 'ship's wakes' for some great pictures of wave motion. Could be of some help for your next marine model.


Ron

[monica]

great work,Ralph,do like the waves and moment it give to the ship,and great job on that,


very nicely done ,with color and weathering,