Lol. I knew you couldn't keep you hands still.
Brian's actual 1/200 Yamato build
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Yeah Mick there is only room for 2 on the deck really so it makes sense, but I don't know where to put all the boats there all internal during battle but seeing as I'm configured for port with the main guns I guess I can put some on the upper deck.
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You're doing a really fine job Brian. It's easy to forget just how big a project this is. Nice touch to fold the wings on the plane.
Going back a bit to the best colour for the planes. I agree with Ian that a slightly lighter colour looks better on models. There is a widely held, but fiercely debated, theory that colours on models should be lighter than those on the real thing to reflect the smaller size :rolling:Comment
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Thanks for the vote of confidence
You're doing a really fine job Brian. It's easy to forget just how big a project this is. Nice touch to fold the wings on the plane.
Going back a bit to the best colour for the planes. I agree with Ian that a slightly lighter colour looks better on models. There is a widely held, but fiercely debated, theory that colours on models should be lighter than those on the real thing to reflect the smaller size
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The main guns are looking great Bob. In fact you could leave them as they are. I have seen photographs of Yamoto where the main guns are getting the blast bags changed. .
The arched part at the top of the opening is always there and is a support for the bag so normally hidden. The platforms below the outer most barrels are also there permanently. The only bit put up and taken down is the platforms hung off the barrels. They are the service platforms that get deployed as needed.Comment
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Have you tried cleaning off with cellulose thinners and or de-bonder. CA don't like sticking to CA .
If the parts are to small to clean, fire works. Might melt the brass though if a lot of CA needs to burn off.Comment
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