Double that ! Wish the toy kit were as formidable; it would go great here. With our winds, it should move smartly, scare tourists, some of whom are nervous about ghost crabssplash wrote:cool
iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of....!
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I'd imagine a whole fleet (armada?) of the models would go some way to achieving the same effectjRatz wrote:Double that ! Wish the toy kit were as formidable; it would go great here. With our winds, it should move smartly, scare tourists, some of whom are nervous about ghost crabssplash wrote:cool
They are now being 3D printed as working miniatures.......
I really cannot keep up with technology nowadays....
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350
'Eskimo' is really looking like a destroyer when she's all set together like that. Well done!
The PE goes a long way in improvement. Sad they only include partial railing material in these kits.
The PE goes a long way in improvement. Sad they only include partial railing material in these kits.
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This is true....but I have some generic RN rails to add59North wrote:'Eskimo' is really looking like a destroyer when she's all set together like that. Well done!
The PE goes a long way in improvement. Sad they only include partial railing material in these kits.
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And so it goes on (and on, and on..... )
Progress from yesterday evening: funnels and island glued into place, main mast assembled and fitted, various weaponry added and PE ladders and rails ditto. There can't be much more to add now surely?
Progress from yesterday evening: funnels and island glued into place, main mast assembled and fitted, various weaponry added and PE ladders and rails ditto. There can't be much more to add now surely?
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350
Looks amazing, good work.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
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Blimey O'Reilly ... that's moved on a pace since I last looked in. Spot on.
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Cheers guys; I'm hoping that final painting and weathering will help to obscure some of the blemishes that the phone camera picks up only too well!
I'm on the home straight now though (famous last words ), and pretty much all that needs to be bolted down now is; main armament is still put to one side but additional guardrails are in progress.....not the easiest of tasks, but with a splash of paint I think they'll do!
Close up of fo'c'sle side, with AM PE rails attached
general view; life boat and launches on their davits, and Carley floats in place
I'm on the home straight now though (famous last words ), and pretty much all that needs to be bolted down now is; main armament is still put to one side but additional guardrails are in progress.....not the easiest of tasks, but with a splash of paint I think they'll do!
Close up of fo'c'sle side, with AM PE rails attached
general view; life boat and launches on their davits, and Carley floats in place
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Nice!
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Looking really good now !!
It's interesting how much your Tribal looks like my "H"-class and in fcat the whole A-I/Tribal family.
BTW, I just got one of those mini-strandbeests....
It's interesting how much your Tribal looks like my "H"-class and in fcat the whole A-I/Tribal family.
BTW, I just got one of those mini-strandbeests....
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Looking most splendid already.
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Excellent! I hope you enjoy both the build, and the life that the completed kit seems to take on!jRatz wrote:BTW, I just got one of those mini-strandbeests....
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Thanks for the kind comments folks; we have had a busy weekend, and not much time for modelling, but I did get a little more paint on. Now all that is left is the hull bottom and boot line (which I may use decals for!), plus a little weathering and (of course) rust
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Please do take a couple more evening if necessary - she's looking well smart even now.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350
Yes, she is looking right fine, Iggie. Well done.