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I've seen Rusty White's technique on painting decks...it looks like this Japanese modeler has taken it to an art form....

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Wow. Just... wow.

The patience it must take to mask off individual planks on the flight deck's wooden portion...

"This part only took me a month."
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The rest of the articles about the rest of the build are no less awe-inspiring.

Just wow.
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It only took a month for him to do that?! Amazing. Did you guys notice he said that he re-painted the wood part because it was too dark?! wow.
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Hah yeah, I saw that. Amazing.

Aslo funny - when he writes about putting on the railings, he cut off the tabs... cuz they're for beginners.

Lol.
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Post by Francisco P. de Nanclares »

Stunning. :big_eyes:
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Whoa .. stuff like that makes me sink deeper into despair ..
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If you haven't already, you might want to select the link for the Model Gallery on his page and check out an equally stunning Akagi and Kaga.

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Post by nboyd383 »

he also has very good guides on how to do decks like that... I'm working on the akagi one right now :) . But seriously your right you do need a crap load of patience to do that, but the result is truly beautiful... so I guess its worth it...
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