Postwar navy.

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Re: Postwar navy.

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ASFC wrote:Doctor.....doctor......I forgot to take my medication........................................................ :big_grin:

I seem to have sprouted another AOR.

Happy modeling.

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p.s. Thats a fine CG Cutter Carl! :thumbs_up_1:
Thank you!

What nationality will your AOR be?
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Harry @ BFM wrote:Lookin pretty good, Carl.

Thanks, Harry! You should try building one of these, sometime. :heh:

I know where you can get one at a discount. :cool_2:
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Re: Postwar navy.

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I started a new project yesterday, Jose and Gernot would mourn what I'm doing right now, but so far she's coming along rather decently. No pictures yet, because there's only minor progress just yet.

Carl - the Cutter looks nice, she's doing well. The Diorama looks good too.

ASFC - looks like an interesting Auxiliary ship, looking forward to your progress.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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Hey Carl
Good lookin Tamaroa, back in 70 when I was on the Zellars we broke down 100 mi
east of Montauk Pt NY she came out from Govenors Island Ny and towed is in. Waiting to see how she turns out.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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As always Nektarios! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: Postwar navy.

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NukeMM wrote:Thanks to Kenny Loup and his Tamaroa decals and my own red and blue stripe decals, my model is continuing to shape up.
Coast Guard ships look really impressive. Looks very nice Carl :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
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Re: Postwar navy.

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ASFC wrote:Doctor.....doctor......I forgot to take my medication........................................................ :big_grin:

I seem to have sprouted another AOR.

Happy modeling.
:thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
Is it the South African Navy AOR ??? I m looking forward to seeing more of it. :wave_1:

I could help you with the medication but i seem to have forgotten to take mine.
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FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Hey, if we were on our meds, we wouldn't be here! :big_grin:
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Great looking Tamaroa Carl :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: very nice indeed.

Subs look great in the sea setting Nektarios :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

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Re: Postwar navy.

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SAS Drakensberg ASFC ? Looks great :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: , looking forward to seeing your progress on this :smallsmile:

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NukeMM wrote:Thanks to Kenny Loup and his Tamaroa decals and my own red and blue stripe decals, my model is continuing to shape up.

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Looks great Carl!! :thumbs_up_1:

Kenny Loup is a great guy to deal with, I have his masks for the 1/700 Hornet :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Yep thanks for the comments-my new AOR is the SAS Drakensberg, in her early stages. A while to go yet!

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Carl, that's a neat looking ship. And I agree with what was said before, very nice to see a ship with actual colors :smallsmile:
ASFC wrote:Yep thanks for the comments-my new AOR is the SAS Drakensberg, in her early stages. A while to go yet!

:thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
Another awesome project! I really like the fact that you build ships that are 'out of the ordinary' from what most of us are building here. Never having scratchbuilt anything I need to ask...where do you get the plans/blueprints for you models?
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orb wrote: Another awesome project! I really like the fact that you build ships that are 'out of the ordinary' from what most of us are building here. Never having scratchbuilt anything I need to ask...where do you get the plans/blueprints for you models?
:big_grin: I don't. I get the basic lengths and dimensions, convert to 1/700, get a good set of photos and of I go. If I could find cheap/free plans I would use them....but I rarely find any.

These ships aren't really 'out of the ordinary' just ones kit manufacturers have at the bottom of a long list of models to make.

I mean ffs there should have been a Rover class kit years ago. Not only is it used by three different navies (so a big enough audience to sell it to) but the RN frigate kit list is expanding all the time. What gives? :heh:

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Re: Postwar navy.

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orb wrote:Carl, that's a neat looking ship. And I agree with what was said before, very nice to see a ship with actual colors :smallsmile:
Thanks, Heiko!

It'll be no prize winner, but a special addition to my collection. Still a long way to go on it.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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As 1st thing.
Queens day today.
very bad day :S
A guy 38 years old, whas driving a suzuki swift into the audiants that where looking at the queen and her family.
This guy did it on perpose, stupid terrorist.
4 people day at this moment and 12 people in treat of dying.
My condoleances to the victims.

I whas today also bizzy whit my uss saratoga ,decals on the deck.
Image
Here u can see what i did.
I know it isnt alot.
But the handbook didnt show me quite good how to do it.
So i had to measure every single milimeter to fit it.
Now i got the half sheetpaper placed on the deck (i quess :P)
Im not quite happy actually.
The ronald reagan i made, fast done and looks fine.
But this is to shiny...
I can see myself almost in it.
How to fix this?

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Mitchell, I just read about that in the news. Very sad - they should lock that guy up and throw away the key.

Back to the topic.
ASFC wrote: :big_grin: I don't. I get the basic lengths and dimensions, convert to 1/700, get a good set of photos and of I go. If I could find cheap/free plans I would use them....but I rarely find any.

These ships aren't really 'out of the ordinary' just ones kit manufacturers have at the bottom of a long list of models to make.

I mean ffs there should have been a Rover class kit years ago. Not only is it used by three different navies (so a big enough audience to sell it to) but the RN frigate kit list is expanding all the time. What gives? :heh:
Ok, I'm even more impressed now that you build them without plans! I for one am waiting for a Supply Class kit, although I'm pretty sure that I might have to wait a long time and scratchbuilding seems to be the only option, I don't think I'm quite up to it yet. I'll just sit back and continue to watch you and hopefully learn a bit :big_grin:

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Yeah, but the handbook is wrong to.
1. no handbook about how to put on the decals.
2. alot of stuff is said wrong,scratched it to the correct stuff.
Like the ciws platform at the side whit 3 lifts for planes, it whas on deck on the model.
In real it whas in the air whit poles beneath to the deck.
3. the handbook is so weird, even a smart person doesnt know how to do it.
theres the ship, and an object above.
Whit an arrow down.
While u can put it very below waterzone, ore above.
Where to put it exactly?
Hmm, thats why i have u guys :D

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Re: Postwar navy.

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mitchell300 wrote:As 1st thing.
Queens day today.
very bad day :S
A guy 38 years old, whas driving a suzuki swift into the audiants that where looking at the queen and her family.
This guy did it on perpose, stupid terrorist.
4 people day at this moment and 12 people in treat of dying.
My condoleances to the victims.

I whas today also bizzy whit my uss saratoga ,decals on the deck.
Image
Here u can see what i did.
I know it isnt alot.
But the handbook didnt show me quite good how to do it.
So i had to measure every single milimeter to fit it.
Now i got the half sheetpaper placed on the deck (i quess :P)
Im not quite happy actually.
The ronald reagan i made, fast done and looks fine.
But this is to shiny...
I can see myself almost in it.
How to fix this?

Mitch ;)
Mitch i feel sorry to hear these news. It looks like we modelbuilders are not so crazy afterall. And if we are we are kind of nice crazy people that don't harm others.


Nice progress so far Mitch. I m looking forward to seeing more in progress pictures. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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Re: Postwar navy.

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My first small dioramas are finished.

The first attempt was not as hard as i imagined it to be. I haven t done something very hard though. I am not very satisfied with the waves i created but its my first try so i expect that i ll improve with time.

So here we go with some pics:

First diorama SSBN-598 George Washington class and SSN-594 Permit class in the 1970s.

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On the workbench:

Various 1/700 aircraft.
Juan Carlos I LHD 1/700.
HMAS Canbera LHD 1/700.
FGS Type 122 class FFG 1/700.
LSD-41 class LPD 1/700.
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