1/144 Kiev by Dave Wooley

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Hi Norbert Thank you for that but Barry Deans book has been part of my collection for some time. In fact it has served me well , I certainly would have found it difficult to move forward to build Kiev without it. BUT I would love to lay my hands on "The Anatomy of the Aviation cruiser Kiev" :heh: :eyebrows:
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As mentioned more of the small item are being fitted into place starting aft
and working forward. Here the first job was to lay on the ships name in Cyrillic
letting KNEB . Next the Soviet emblem which embosses the stern . The emblem
was bespoked along with the Cyrillic lettering and a compass cutter was used
to lift it from the sheet .
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As the emblem is self adhesive all that was required was to lay it over the raised disk .
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The next job was to cut out the styrene corrugated surface that will be fixed
beneath the port opening
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Paint the surface black
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.This corrugated surface is fitted into place .
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The next job was to make using discarded sections of 4 bar rail the rails as fitted
across each of the openings and fit these to the pre-prepared deck sections .
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The deck section plus fitted rails are eased into the opening
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Each of the deck surfaces are placed into position within the openings . Now that
I�m confident they will fit both can be removed and reset as a permanent fixing.
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One of the other signage jobs is the Kiev�s crest , I�ll have a go at preparing this one .
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hi dave, i see you have been moving along splendidly.your kiev is looking very good,so much detail and done so very well,and i mean dam good :thumbs_up_1:.i wish i lived closer to these model shows,not to look at models so much but to maybe meet some of you exellent builders :thumbs_up_1:
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russclark wrote:hi dave, i see you have been moving along splendidly.your kiev is looking very good,so much detail and done so very well,and i mean dam good :thumbs_up_1:.i wish i lived closer to these model shows,not to look at models so much but to maybe meet some of you exellent builders :thumbs_up_1:
Hi Russ You are always welcome . We frequently get visitors from OZ TF72 these guys time it when the major shows are around which is one a month at the hight of the season, somewhere in the UK . If you ever want to pay a visit give me a call .
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Dave Wooley wrote:As mentioned more of the small item are being fitted into place starting aft
and working forward. Here the first job was to lay on the ships name in Cyrillic
letting KNEB . Next the Soviet emblem which embosses the stern . The emblem
was bespoked along with the Cyrillic lettering and a compass cutter was used
to lift it from the sheet .
Hello Dave, inspirational work as usual, wonderful. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

When you said the emblem is bespoke, did you mean that you made it yourself, or did you have it made? I will need the same type of thing for Varyag and it would be really helpful to know how, or where, you were able to "obtain" such great detail.

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Andrew
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Ticonderoga wrote:
Dave Wooley wrote:As mentioned more of the small item are being fitted into place starting aft
and working forward. Here the first job was to lay on the ships name in Cyrillic
letting KNEB . Next the Soviet emblem which embosses the stern . The emblem
was bespoked along with the Cyrillic lettering and a compass cutter was used
to lift it from the sheet .
Hello Dave, inspirational work as usual, wonderful. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

When you said the emblem is bespoke, did you mean that you made it yourself, or did you have it made? I will need the same type of thing for Varyag and it would be really helpful to know how, or where, you were able to "obtain" such great detail.

Regards,

Andrew
Hi Andrew Thanks for you kind comments .The lettering and Soviet emblem was made to order { I supplied the original} from Barry's Model Lettering www.modellettering.com he's the only producer in the UK providing large scale Russian lettering, Numerals {naval} and emblems .
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Just some progress shots :heh:
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Hi Dave, I think you should be put away for causing us modelers mental crualty with all this splendid work, :heh: :heh: keep up the good work my friend. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1: :wave_1:
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ARH wrote:Hi Dave, I think you should be put away for causing us modelers mental crualty with all this splendid work, :heh: :heh: keep up the good work my friend. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1: :wave_1:
Hi Ron always good to hear from you , I always refer back to your work I am still learning Master .
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just a great buildup Dave! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Kiev by Dave Wooley:
Laid down:2006 jan 18(?)
Launched:2007 apr 16
Commisioned: To be done

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Dave, this is looking fantastic. You have made a steady progress, the model is looking really impressive.
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gtbred wrote:just a great buildup Dave! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
Hi gtbred getting there , slowly . Looking at Bill's Santee build and how the deck crew and deck activity lift a superb model onto a different level, I would like to try and achieve that .
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kalkurap wrote:Dave, this is looking fantastic. You have made a steady progress, the model is looking really impressive.
Hi Kalkurap Thanks , yes I couldn't wait to get a shot of a number of Yak38s on the flight deck, a bit of a photo opportunity as they say . They have gone back into the hanger! whilst I carry on finishing off some of the deck details.
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mitchell300 wrote:Kiev by Dave Wooley:
Laid down:2006 jan 18(?)
Launched:2007 apr 16
Commisioned: To be done

:cool_1: :cool_2:
Hi Mitchell300 It's an open bet as to which ship enters service first . The modified Gorshkov for the Indian Navy or my Kiev ? both have had a rather extended BUILD period!!!!
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Dave Wooley wrote: BUT I would love to lay my hands on "The Anatomy of the Aviation cruiser Kiev" :heh: :eyebrows:
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Hi Dave
You have just written the ultimate reference for anyone interested in making the Kiev IN ANY SCALE!
When you have the model finished, you just need to write it all down, add the images and take it to a publisher

BZ on the most amazing replica
See you in Telford
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Rui Matos wrote:
Dave Wooley wrote: BUT I would love to lay my hands on "The Anatomy of the Aviation cruiser Kiev" :heh: :eyebrows:
Dave Wooley :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
Hi Dave
You have just written the ultimate reference for anyone interested in making the Kiev IN ANY SCALE!
When you have the model finished, you just need to write it all down, add the images and take it to a publisher

BZ on the most amazing replica
See you in Telford
:wave_1:
Rui
Hi Rui Good to hear from you and I shall be looking forward to seeing you again at Telford . You have given me some food for thought :thinking: :cool_2: .
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Eheheh

Well, this is one of the things that these forum are for: food for thought!
Keep up - you're almost there!
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with Telford merely a month away.....
I guess she will not be finished in time eh...?

Model looks stunning!!


Much admiration of your tenacity!

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JIM BAUMANN wrote:with Telford merely a month away.....
I guess she will not be finished in time eh...?

Model looks stunning!!


Much admiration of your tenacity!

JB
Hi Jim I'm biting at the bitt for Telford but Kiev needs more work yet , and I can't have the commissioning of the ship without a crew!!!
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