Wow the PE looks brilliant and adds a whole new dimension to the build.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350
Right, this is about as far as I'm going to get with Eskimo for this GB; everything is done apart from the whirly bits down below (and to be honest, this build is likely to end up in a seascape diorama so they will only get in the way) and the bootline, which I can't do yet as it's so warm at present the hull paint is still tacky (acrylic ) and I don't want to risk spraying a varnish coat to seal the weathering in this heat either.
So for your delectation, HMS Eskimo (Trumpeter 1/350)
So for your delectation, HMS Eskimo (Trumpeter 1/350)
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
Looks very much as it has spent some time at sea, great effort.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
That looks flipping amazing, with a capital A and a lot of 'mazing'. Really good work, I like that a lot.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
That looks good. The etch has brought it all together well.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
Excellent work, very Well Done !!!
You illustrate two things -- that 1/350 is an ideal scale for that class ship and photo-etch is good for ships ... IMO.
You illustrate two things -- that 1/350 is an ideal scale for that class ship and photo-etch is good for ships ... IMO.
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
Very nice work, Ig! That PE really stands out - well done!
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
Thanks for the kind comments; the PE really makes a huge difference at this scale as it's still big enough to really be seen (except when a bit goes pinggggg!!) Against the results of the model. The hull size is also nicely manageable for painting etc.
I've enjoyed the build very much as I did with my corvette in the same scale, and I'm looking forward to getting to grips with something else of a nautical theme from the 1/350th part of my stash
I've enjoyed the build very much as I did with my corvette in the same scale, and I'm looking forward to getting to grips with something else of a nautical theme from the 1/350th part of my stash
Best wishes
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Re: iggie's Tribal: HMS Eskimo 1/350 ***Finished*** Sort of.
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.