its ok I found it !
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YES Raymond thats brilliant now i'll be able to follow your build properly as I love battle ships but to build them in the size I build well with the big Y OR M theyd be huge like my friends mick big Y LOOKIN FORWARD TO YOUR BUILD
CHRIS sorry about the caps sometime they stick onComment
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those parts are dry fitted, probably paint the hull tomorrowComment
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NOW that's more like it Raymond now I can see what you are up to on this build an from what I see you are doin the full hull then ? great stuff good to have another floaty guy on the forum :thumb2:
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hi , was going to do waterline diorama, but never ever done water so I thought this was best as I didn't want to ruin the model !Comment
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well , I have never done a model with such good fitting parts, only cleaning up to do was where they attach to the sprues, parts just seem to fall into place. !Comment
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What do you think of the Tamiya etch? I thought it's dreadful.
Tamiya stuff often is good engineered, and this kit in general too. Parts fit well as you say. With just one large error. I found the hull parts not fitting well at all, giant gaps here and there. Very strange that this happened to the Tammi boys.
Nice coloring of the hull.
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the etch in my kit seems quite good, I dry fitted the hull, bow and various bits first, to be honest I could have left them loose as they were that good a fit, only a very slight gap where the bow top joined the hull but nothing to worry about, no problem with the etch parts the pieces that I put on seemed to be ok. going back to the hull, ifyou look at the bow picture its not glued or screwed on yet just placed on you can see what a good fit it is , no gaps or anything ! rest of the ship was like this as wellComment
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funnel nearly complete, very fiddlyComment
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Nice bit of building work there on the funnel Raymond :thumb2:
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