1/350 IJN Yukikaze (1945) - Hasegawa

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Jimmy Conway
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Re: IJN destoryer YUKIKAZE ��FINISHED

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Hey Westwood....
Your ship is wonderful, some masterpiece, but why the propellers of the ship are so clean?
Would imagine that weathering go underwater too! :wave_1: :heh:
Nice regards: Jimmy
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Re: IJN destoryer YUKIKAZE ��FINISHED

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Jimmy Conway wrote:Hey Westwood....
Your ship is wonderful, some masterpiece, but why the propellers of the ship are so clean?
Would imagine that weathering go underwater too! :wave_1: :heh:
Nice regards: Jimmy
thanks Jimmy
some friends of mine has asked me the same question you say before. :big_grin:
the propellers that Lion Roar is made of copper. it is difficult to print on it with tamiya corlour. so i didn't print it.
i like making model ships.it's interesting.
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Re: 1/350 IJN Yukikaze (1945) - Hasegawa

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What can I say... AWESOME!!! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: 1/350 IJN Yukikaze (1945) - Hasegawa

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Excellent paint job! One of the best I �ve seen in the latest Releases.
I really like this "Color Modulation". Very inspiring!
Despite the little Issues with the Decals, its a super Job, excellent executed in all Diciplines.
It ain�t easy to paint such a intensive weathering on a matt surface, without getting micro- mountains and valleys where a decal isn�t easy to place.
Excellent job!
Congratulations! :thumbs_up_1:

Am I allowed to take those pictures in the "modeling highlights" section at the "marinewerft.de" page?
It would be a real Pleasure for me.
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