Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Question about the WEM PE net support (Koenig) :
i have to build it in my GK (ICM) but dont know how to :
first pre-building net support and small brackets together, then glue it in the hull ?
glue the brackets on the hull, then glue the support on the brackets (already glued in the hull) ?
i have to build it in my GK (ICM) but dont know how to :
first pre-building net support and small brackets together, then glue it in the hull ?
glue the brackets on the hull, then glue the support on the brackets (already glued in the hull) ?
if you need translation from French instructions...
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
From my experience I'd recommend to you to glue on the net shelf in suitable sections to the hull and then add the supprot struts to the shelf. As a rule of the thumb: Build from big to small. It is easier to adjust smaller parts onto bigger parts than vice versa.
Good luck!
Guido
Good luck!
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Bill-- I have been offa the radar on your build--dunno why!?!!
But...
I fully agree with Guido ref the gaps under the casemates
White glue and paint--I have hidden much worse...
JB
But...
I fully agree with Guido ref the gaps under the casemates
White glue and paint--I have hidden much worse...
JB
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Bill,
I made it to Mikasa, and here are some photos. As you can see the funnel stays are connected directly to the inside of the elevated deck structure.
I have several more of other parts of the ship. Let me know if you need any more.
I made it to Mikasa, and here are some photos. As you can see the funnel stays are connected directly to the inside of the elevated deck structure.
I have several more of other parts of the ship. Let me know if you need any more.
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Great shots!!! 
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Excellent photo's.. thank you!
I knew most went to the inside edge of the boat decks, but these show the anchor points with real clarity... perfect...
Jim... I know I have been off the radar a little. Been in Germany most of last week and then meetings all this week... setting up and starting my new company has taken most of my time recently... and trying to deal with various accountancy packages is proving to be a nightmare... They all have advantages and disadvantages and the easiest and most commonly used isn't Mac compatible... nor does it import your business bank account details and keep track of expenditure, VAT etc automatically.. it all manual updates. And the good one that IS Mac compatible is only on line and stored on a remote server. I understand why... its secure (ish) and you won't lose all your accountancy data... but bloody hell.. in these days of Raid backups and the fact that most airports or hotels still charge for wireless connection... assuming its useable... surely an offline package actually ON your laptop is more useable and faster... Updating to a server should be done once all the data is inputted... not during...
Rubbish... sometimes you wonder if it is really 2012!
Back to modelling.
Rebuilt my office/workshop... just some tidying up to do then I can start again.
Those pictures will help...
Back soon with an update
I knew most went to the inside edge of the boat decks, but these show the anchor points with real clarity... perfect...
Jim... I know I have been off the radar a little. Been in Germany most of last week and then meetings all this week... setting up and starting my new company has taken most of my time recently... and trying to deal with various accountancy packages is proving to be a nightmare... They all have advantages and disadvantages and the easiest and most commonly used isn't Mac compatible... nor does it import your business bank account details and keep track of expenditure, VAT etc automatically.. it all manual updates. And the good one that IS Mac compatible is only on line and stored on a remote server. I understand why... its secure (ish) and you won't lose all your accountancy data... but bloody hell.. in these days of Raid backups and the fact that most airports or hotels still charge for wireless connection... assuming its useable... surely an offline package actually ON your laptop is more useable and faster... Updating to a server should be done once all the data is inputted... not during...
Rubbish... sometimes you wonder if it is really 2012!
Back to modelling.
Rebuilt my office/workshop... just some tidying up to do then I can start again.
Those pictures will help...
Back soon with an update
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
No they didn't Bill. While anchor points and tighteners for stays probably looked very similar to those in the photos, anchor points for funnel's stays weren't located where they are today. Remember that Mikasa was not restored to how she appeared during Russo-Japanese War.Bill Livingston wrote:Excellent photo's.. thank you!![]()
I knew most went to the inside edge of the boat decks, but these show the anchor points with real clarity... perfect...
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Bugger...!DariusP wrote:Remember that Mikasa was not restored to how she appeared during Russo-Japanese War.
I knew it wasn't restored to that period... but I thought maybe the funnels stays had remained much the same.... I'll have to have a look at similar ships from the RN as well as any more I can find of Mikasa... I don't suppose you have anything suitable Darius...? I know this is more your period than mine, and you have been an incredible source of information for years...
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
LOL Bill, I have already posted drawings which show Mikasa's 1904/05 funnel stays a bit earlier
Check the middle of page 4 of this thread.
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Hi Bill.
How you comeing on with Mikasa.
I know that I stall on some of me builds and leave to have another go later.
'Tis natural lol'.
How you comeing on with Mikasa.
I know that I stall on some of me builds and leave to have another go later.
'Tis natural lol'.
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Hi...
Yes... normal summer stall (although I have spells at ANY time of year when I just get distracted and take time to get back).
I see JB is in the same boat as well... so we are in good company.
Olympics, the weather, it was 32 C yesterday (91F) plus a new business which I started a couple of months ago, plus ups and downs with the GF... its been a busy couple of months.
I even bought an HMS Astute in 350 to do a quick build and get me back into modelling and even that stalled!!!
Thanks for asking though... I WILL get back to it...
Yes... normal summer stall (although I have spells at ANY time of year when I just get distracted and take time to get back).
I see JB is in the same boat as well... so we are in good company.
Olympics, the weather, it was 32 C yesterday (91F) plus a new business which I started a couple of months ago, plus ups and downs with the GF... its been a busy couple of months.
I even bought an HMS Astute in 350 to do a quick build and get me back into modelling and even that stalled!!!
Thanks for asking though... I WILL get back to it...
Bill Livingston
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
....do a quick build....
LOL....! there is no longer such a thing!
JB
LOL....! there is no longer such a thing!
....I buy them at three times the speed I build 'em.... will I live long enough to empty my stash...?
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
HI Bill
I wait to see you back in "business"
regards
Nicolas
I wait to see you back in "business"
regards
Nicolas
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Hi Bill,
I missed this fine WIP during the last month. Really inspiring and an excelent modelmaking
I missed this fine WIP during the last month. Really inspiring and an excelent modelmaking
Cheers,
Christian
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Re: Hasegawa's 1:350 IJN Mikasa with Lion Roar
Ain't that the truth!!JIM BAUMANN wrote:....do a quick build....
LOL....! there is no longer such a thing!
JB
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