Hobby Boss 1/200 USS Hercules (PHM 2) Pegasus Class.

[Waspie]

I like it. Nice work Ron.
This one of the little Italian devils I encountered. Can't remember the class but the missile system I believe is a Tessio S-S missile!

[spanner570]

Thanks boys.

I suspect there is as much interest in me impending waater attempt as in the actual vessel.

Yours,
Ivor Sylykonetoob

...and his good friend, Anna Nozzulkutt.

[stillp]

Yep!

[Mini Me]

Show us what ya got 570! :thumb2:

[spanner570]

I've finally plucked up the courage to have a stab at the water element. A right pig to do, but after a few 'Speriments'.....( finally built up in layers rather like a 3D printer)

Silicone waater and suitable messed with cushion stuffing on the a**e end. I used an old floor tile for the base, spread with a thin layer of silicone.

Pete and Rick, here's a few of wot I eventually ended up with......




















I'll post some more fowties in 'Ships Completed' asap.
Thanks to those who posted encouraging comments during this build.

Cheers all.
Ron

[Waspie]

Cracking job Ron.

[stillp]

I say old chap, that's rather good!
Pete

[spanner570]

Thanks chaps. :thumb2:

[Waspie]

Thanks chaps. :thumb2:

The trouble with posting 'The real thing' on a build thread is folks will compare like for like.....

I'll get rid, Afore anyone see's it!!! :thumb2:

[boatman]

Thanks chaps. :thumb2:

The trouble with posting 'The real thing' on a build thread is folks will compare like for like.....

ON that account 570 YOU have no worries as your model looks as good as the real ships brilliant modeling
chrisb

[minitnkr]

Top job.

[Waspie]

ON that account 570 YOU have no worries as your model looks as good as the real ships brilliant modeling
chrisb

Concur, that was my point, they are so realistic as to be the real thing.

[stillp]

Concur, that was my point, they are so realistic as to be the real thing.

Agreed.
Pete

[Andy T]

Cracking waterworks. That's really captured the movement.

[spanner570]

Thanks everyone.

This one's been a bit of a haul for sure, so it's great to get such nice comments about the finished model. :thumb2:

Cheers.
Ron