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  • Ian M
    Administrator
    • Dec 2008
    • 18266
    • Ian
    • Falster, Denmark

    #46
    coming along nicely. Good job on that seam.
    I too would paint the decks first. the hull and Super-structures then all the fiddly (really) bits.
    Group builds

    Bismarck

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    • boatman
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      • Nov 2018
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      • christopher
      • NORFOLK UK

      #47
      AN So would i bob matey youre on the correct course all head flank speed
      chrisb

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      • BattleshipBob
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        • Apr 2018
        • 6792
        • Bob
        • Cardiff

        #48
        Originally posted by Ian M
        coming along nicely. Good job on that seam.
        I too would paint the decks first. the hull and Super-structures then all the fiddly (really) bits.
        Thanks Ian, planning to put the decks before fitting to the hull.
        Originally posted by boatman
        AN So would i bob matey youre on the correct course all head flank speed
        chrisb
        Cheers Chris

        Actually enjoying this, so far so good

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        • BattleshipBob
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          • Apr 2018
          • 6792
          • Bob
          • Cardiff

          #49
          More progress on sub assemblies

          This is the rear superstructure, the fit is not the best and you can see a gap around the edge. Now should I leave or fill??

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          Built two of the secondary battery
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          Some other sub assemblies
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          Getting through the plastic lol

          Bob

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          • boatman
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            • Nov 2018
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            • christopher
            • NORFOLK UK

            #50
            Originally posted by BattleshipBob
            More progress on sub assemblies

            This is the rear superstructure, the fit is not the best and you can see a gap around the edge. Now should I leave or fill??

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            Built two of the secondary battery
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            Some other sub assemblies
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            Getting through the plastic lol

            Bob
            WELL Bob matey that tiny crack on the left ? fill it well youre doin well my freind but this is just me i think i would have painted the decks before i built it as it would be a lot easyier but you carry on as for me its a treat to see you buildin sir an love your
            secondary batterys some nice work goin on here boyo well done
            chrisb

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            • BattleshipBob
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              • Apr 2018
              • 6792
              • Bob
              • Cardiff

              #51
              Now Chris I have planned ahead for once! There's only two colours, dark grey ( using Tamiya Kure Lacquer) and linoleum ( again Tamiya) so all the superstructures are grey, inc the decks on the superstructure!

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              • Jim R
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                • Apr 2018
                • 15677
                • Jim
                • Shropshire

                #52
                Coming on nicely Bob. Lots of little structures to build.
                The gap on the left. I'd fill with a sliver of styrene, trim back neatly, a smear of filler if needed. Should work as you can sand easily as there is no detail to loose. The gap between the deck and the wall is harder because of the detail on the deck gets in the way. I'd probably leave that but you could mask the deck and use an acrylic filler so clean up could be done with a damp Q-tip.

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                • Mickc1440
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                  • Apr 2018
                  • 4775

                  #53
                  Nice build Bob, still not built a ship since I was a kid but keep getting tempted

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                  • boatman
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                    • Nov 2018
                    • 14451
                    • christopher
                    • NORFOLK UK

                    #54
                    Originally posted by Mickc1440
                    Nice build Bob, still not built a ship since I was a kid but keep getting tempted
                    oh go on mick as after my hornet build i may go back into building r/c ships as ive seen a ship that i would like to build if i can get the plans an blew up to 1/72 scale to match my HMS NORFOLK an HMS TIGER so go on Mick be darein
                    chrisb

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                    • Scratchbuilder
                      • Jul 2022
                      • 2689

                      #55
                      That was not a seam, it was a canyon... and what a great job you did getting rid of it.
                      Took me back to the early Airfix and Frog kits along with Merit where you had to fill in the canyon running down the spine....

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                      • BattleshipBob
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 6792
                        • Bob
                        • Cardiff

                        #56
                        Originally posted by Jim R
                        Coming on nicely Bob. Lots of little structures to build.
                        The gap on the left. I'd fill with a sliver of styrene, trim back neatly, a smear of filler if needed. Should work as you can sand easily as there is no detail to loose. The gap between the deck and the wall is harder because of the detail on the deck gets in the way. I'd probably leave that but you could mask the deck and use an acrylic filler so clean up could be done with a damp Q-tip.
                        Evening Jim, was thinking of using Deluxe materials filler, tend to use this. As you say easy to wipe off excess with Q tip. Yes, lots of minor parts. The plan is to prime almost everything together. So avoiding my usual mistake of forgetting stuff to do!!
                        Originally posted by Mickc1440
                        Nice build Bob, still not built a ship since I was a kid but keep getting tempted
                        Give it a go! Glad I did but be prepared lol. So different to armour, very different indeed!!
                        Originally posted by Scratchbuilder
                        That was not a seam, it was a canyon... and what a great job you did getting rid of it.
                        Took me back to the early Airfix and Frog kits along with Merit where you had to fill in the canyon running down the spine....
                        Must find a better way, fill, sand, prime, repeat. Then fill some more, sand, prime etc, etc lol

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                        • BattleshipBob
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                          • Apr 2018
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                          • Bob
                          • Cardiff

                          #57
                          Finished the 5" secondary battery and both catapults

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                          Considering the catapults are plastic, in my opinion I'm impressed so there lol

                          Bob

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                          • boatman
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                            • Nov 2018
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                            • christopher
                            • NORFOLK UK

                            #58
                            HI Bob matey glad to see you postin your build an yes them 5 inch guns look the bussiness am well done building them catapults looks a bit fiddley but you have mastered them well my freind an whats a Q TIP ?
                            CHRISB

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                            • BattleshipBob
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
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                              • Bob
                              • Cardiff

                              #59
                              Originally posted by boatman
                              HI Bob matey glad to see you postin your build an yes them 5 inch guns look the bussiness am well done building them catapults looks a bit fiddley but you have mastered them well my freind an whats a Q TIP ?
                              CHRISB
                              For Q tip read cotton bud! No poking in the ear!!!!

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                              • Jim R
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                                • Apr 2018
                                • 15677
                                • Jim
                                • Shropshire

                                #60
                                Those catapults do look good. All credit to Aoshima. These sort of things are hard to get to look ok, to look in scale.

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