1/72 IJN Kirishima, a not as steep learning curve

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i forget how to post photos!
LOl
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test
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and i remember!

so, Ive had 3 jobs, moved interstate, and now have taken a break from work
Got photos worked out!
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and the move interstate
yamato and Kirishima arrived safely!
Akizuki was smashed by the removalist-this way up, fragile meant nothing to the illiterate
moving that box
took 6 weeks to fix her
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Yamato will sail again Dec 7 Albert park lake, she is going again
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akizuki at sea

Im going to be honest, I hated this build in the end
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Kirishima is beautiful, and you have appropriately posted on the 81st anniversaries of the 1st and 2nd Naval Battles of Guadalcanal. Great video.

Shame about Akizuki.
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thanks
I begin Hiei next week!

Akizuki ESC failed, and I hate that boat!
half a boat rebuild to get at it and re do it

grrrrrrrrrrrrrr
(and she was badly damaged coming home from last sail..............buggar)
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Re: 1/72 IJN Kirishima, a not as steep learning curve

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herbieham wrote:thanks
I begin Hiei next week!

Akizuki ESC failed, and I hate that boat!
half a boat rebuild to get at it and re do it

grrrrrrrrrrrrrr
(and she was badly damaged coming home from last sail..............buggar)
Bad luck mate!! I had my USS Seawolf SSN21 all tested and working for our weekend at Naracoorte and the small servo that opens the vent valve to allow it to dive failed within about 5 mins!!

with your destroyer I would locate your electronics on an easily removable board to make things simpler. Those WW2 ships have tiny access areas due to the very small footprint of the upper structures.

Cheers Bruce

PS Hope to see you at Naracoorte next November for 2025 Regatta
building:
1/72 RC USS LONG BEACH CGN9
1/72 RC USS CALIFORNIA CGN36
1/72 RC USS SAIPAN LHA2
1/72 RC USS JOHN PAUL JONES DDG53
1/72 RC USS SHARK SSN591
1/72 RC USS SEAWOLF SSN21
1/72 RC USS ALBANY CG10
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I begin Hiei next week!
Soon, you'll be able recreate the entire battle. Need some other DDs to go with them..........
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Wow. She's a beauty. Congrads on a beautiful, successful build.

Great venue, too.
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