1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
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- sgtryan13
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Re: 1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
Oops, the first pic is not a progres pic above, it was supposed to be this one:
Enlisted men are stupid, but very cunning and deceitful and bear considerable watching." - Marine Corps Officers Manual, 1894
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- Goodwood
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Re: 1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
It's like being a reenactor, participating in the Battle of Shiloh, isn't it? Only you're one of those unlucky sods who "dies" every time. 
Sean Nash, ACG (aircraft camo gestapo)
On the ways:
1/200 Trumpeter HMS Nelson
1/700 Tamiya USS Yorktown CV-5
In the stash:
1/35 Italiari PT-109
1/35 Tamiya "Pibber" Patrol Boat
1/350 Trumpeter USS Yorktown CV-10
On the ways:
1/200 Trumpeter HMS Nelson
1/700 Tamiya USS Yorktown CV-5
In the stash:
1/35 Italiari PT-109
1/35 Tamiya "Pibber" Patrol Boat
1/350 Trumpeter USS Yorktown CV-10
- sgtryan13
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Re: 1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
Ha, yes, I have suffered a few grotesque detahs on this build!
Luckily, ths Shi...loh is just about done. I have left off the taller antennaes and the ones on the stern for the moment so her owner can look her over and tell me if any changes are needed that will be easier to do without the antennaes all over the place, but other than that, she should be good to go. FINALLY!
This build was not "hard" per-se, certainly well within my skills, but it was just frustrating and not much fun, hence the reason it took me roughly 3 months to do it rather than the 1 month or so that it really should have. I was just not motivated to work on it, so most of the time I had to force myself, which greatly slows my progress.
In one picture, you can see the hangar open, but it is actually closed, I just had not installed the doors before I took the pictures.
Luckily, ths Shi...loh is just about done. I have left off the taller antennaes and the ones on the stern for the moment so her owner can look her over and tell me if any changes are needed that will be easier to do without the antennaes all over the place, but other than that, she should be good to go. FINALLY!
This build was not "hard" per-se, certainly well within my skills, but it was just frustrating and not much fun, hence the reason it took me roughly 3 months to do it rather than the 1 month or so that it really should have. I was just not motivated to work on it, so most of the time I had to force myself, which greatly slows my progress.
In one picture, you can see the hangar open, but it is actually closed, I just had not installed the doors before I took the pictures.
Enlisted men are stupid, but very cunning and deceitful and bear considerable watching." - Marine Corps Officers Manual, 1894
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- JimVarnellABH2USN
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Re: 1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
Looking sharp there Ryan keep up the good work
Jim Varnell
ABH2 USN/RET.
89-00
Eastern NC Modelworks
Up coming projects:
1/700 scale rebuild of diorama project 960 square feet.
(Table 1 underway)Feb.2017
1/350 USS ALASKA CB-1(started Aug. 2017) 70% completed
ABH2 USN/RET.
89-00
Eastern NC Modelworks
Up coming projects:
1/700 scale rebuild of diorama project 960 square feet.
(Table 1 underway)Feb.2017
1/350 USS ALASKA CB-1(started Aug. 2017) 70% completed
- sgtryan13
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Re: 1/350 USS Shiloh, CG-67
Thanks Jim!
Well folks, Shiloh is done. Finally.
Not much more to say about her, other than I am very very happy to have this particular ahem, "kit" off of my workbench!
Well folks, Shiloh is done. Finally.
Not much more to say about her, other than I am very very happy to have this particular ahem, "kit" off of my workbench!
Enlisted men are stupid, but very cunning and deceitful and bear considerable watching." - Marine Corps Officers Manual, 1894
http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery ... index.html
http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery ... index.html