Just a small filler in kit the title says it all the dimensions are length 13cm and width 1cm
So it should keep me busy for a few hours.
So it should keep me busy for a few hours.
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"...... a few hours"?
Take your time Peter. They are very tricky little ships to paint. For the very small detail, I use a piece of sharpened sprue. A wooden cocktail stick goes soggy at the end and smudges the paint.
I won't even mention the rigging!.....Oops, I have haven't I?
These 'Mini Ships' make up into very nice models. -
small enough to fit in a bottle lolPer Ardua
We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones beenComment
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I forgot to add I have brought a back up kit just in case I lose bitsComment
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Lower and upper Hull painted and finished everything else has been given a coat of paint and I have just noticed the sink marks in both funnels and on both sides.
And the instructions I have to contend with.Comment
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Ater seeing Spanner570s 1/400 Hood, I dug out the Tamiya Hood, and that looked small enough! - but that is a bit too small - good luck!
DaveComment
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Wow, that’s gaming scale stuff! I had the Airfix 1/1200 when I was a kid, lovely little model. This brings back nostalgic memories for me. Going together OK by the look of it. Who originally made the plastic on this? Can’t imagine it was The Works.Comment
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Wow…..quite a history.Comment
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Work done on the upper hill adding more parts.
And here's the reason why I bought another kit as the AA guns are the smallest parts as I lost three when I did my tirpz.
Funnels filled
And finally the AA guns all went on with none lost I have noticed the end one is out of place and forgive the tiny bit of thread intrusion mind you it does give a sense of how small it is.Comment
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A very neat job Peter. The Tamiya paint pot the model is supported on gives a good indication of the small scale to which you are working.
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