The Ship Model Forum

Chris,

Have we seen any further updates on this very interesting subject?

Very-very-very interesting subject and instructive built, please go on :thumbs_up_1:

Awesome job so-far Chris. One of my favourites and will be following your progress.

[quote="MartinJQuinn"]Very impressive![/quote]

Even more so if I ever finish it, that's always been my problem! :cool_2:

And Matt, the main upper and lower hull halves are made from basswood layered in the "bread and butter" fashion. It'll eventually be skinned in styrene. The rest of the ship will be predominately styrene. I'm planning on building it entirely in resin castable sub-assemblies so someday I can also build an early Yamashiro and maybe a late 20's Fuso.

Very impressive!

This is something you don't see everyday, i'll make sure of keeping an eye out and great job so far Chris :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


Jose

Nice! This will be a unique model on the shelf. What building method are you using? Looks like a balsa and styrene mix.

Matt

This has been an on again/off again adventure for the past year or so using the Anatomy of the Ship book as the primary reference. After taking a bit of a hiatus from modeling I've been tinkering around with it the past few days. The images show it as it stands now with work being done on the casemate deck. Pretty rough looking at this stage but I think it'll clean up nicely (I hope!)

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/ivanenski/Fuso%201915/DSC02750.jpg[/img]

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/ivanenski/Fuso%201915/DSC02754.jpg[/img]

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v207/ivanenski/Fuso%201915/DSC02755.jpg[/img]