1/700 scale bismarck wreck.

[Guest]

The level of people's work here is quite overwhelming, but the support and positive attitude that people seem to have for one another here makes it a little easier.

[eddiesolo]

The level of people's work here is quite overwhelming, but the support and positive attitude that people seem to have for one another here makes it a little easier.

Thank you Luke, I agree that there are some outstanding work on this site, I look at some folks work and think...chuffing hell, if mine came out half as good I would be in seventh-heaven! But, as you say, the people on this site don't care if your a top model maker or can barely hold a paintbrush-it is act of making that draws us together to promote modelling, have a laugh and hopefully get better and learn something...well, that's the idea.

Si

[Guest]

Your works are very original, bravo for them and the research you put in!

[eddiesolo]

Your works are very original, bravo for them and the research you put in!

Thank you Alex, very kind of you to say so. Glad you like them, I enjoy making them.

Si

[Guest]

Agreed mate. The community is a valued partner to the modeling

Talking to like minded people make the hobby so much more enjoyable. When my wife laughs at me for buying extra fine nail files from the local boots store, I just remind her that there are hundreds of us doing the same this all over the world...lol

[eddiesolo]

Agreed mate. The community is a valued partner to the modelingTalking to like minded people naked the hobby so much more enjoyable. When my wife laughs at me for buying extra fine nail files from the local boots store, I just remind her that there are hundreds of us doing the same this all over the world...lol

Yep, jars full of junk...that may just come in handy...old pieces of wire...nail files etc. All have a use...women just don't see it mate... ...er...wife's coming...run!

Si

[stona]

That's great! I remember seeing the footage when they originally found the wreck and I think you've really captured it well.

Cheers

Steve

[eddiesolo]

That's great! I remember seeing the footage when they originally found the wreck and I think you've really captured it well.Cheers

Steve

Thanks Steve, remember thinking that it would be an easy model to make...wrong...loads of info turning up after I had added something or need to change something...just went on and on.

Si

[stona]

You've definitely captured the look and feel of it. Well done!

Cheers

Steve

[Guest]

Yeah, being a PC / Phone repairer, I already had loads of jars, boxes, tubs, draws, cupboards, sheds...full of random stuff that I deem useful but the wife sees as junk.

To be honest, she is pretty cool and puts up with my random collections of models, tools, RC and collectors mags.

[eddiesolo]

You've definitely captured the look and feel of it. Well done!Cheers

Steve

Thanks again, makes me happy to think it has worked that well Steve.

Si

[eddiesolo]

Yeah, being a PC / Phone repairer, I already had loads of jars, boxes, tubs, draws, cupboards, sheds...full of random stuff that I deem useful but the wife sees as junk. To be honest, she is pretty cool and puts up with my random collections of models, tools, RC and collectors mags.

Sounds like a very understanding wife...your dead meat mate...she is just letting it go on and on and then...wham! There all in the bin Keep her sweet with flowers, also it is an excuse to see what other models might be lurking out and about...

Si

[Guest]

I have found that if I spend the equal amount on her when I go model shopping, it's enough to pacify her just long enough to sneak the extra two models' I didn't tell her about' through the back door.....

[eddiesolo]

I have found that if I spend the equal amount on her when I go model shopping, it's enough to pacify her just long enough to sneak the extra two models' I didn't tell her about' through the back door.....

I like it sir!

Si

[Alan 45]

I have found that if I spend the equal amount on her when I go model shopping, it's enough to pacify her just long enough to sneak the extra two models' I didn't tell her about' through the back door.....

It was my wife who told me to take up the hobby after I had built a boat for a friend and even bought me my first kit but it got a hold on my and artwork weeks I had about eight kits, she told me I could only have two kits in my stash but she soon realised she wasn't going to win when I just said I'm only looking when on shopping trips , what she doesn't know is I planned it so wherever we when're there was a hobby shop nearby lol , now nearly two years later I have about 30 kits in the stash and she's fine and supports me with it even going as far as buying me kits that I want but can't find so as long as I help out around the house and spend the evening with her I get to do what I want