Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko - COMPLETE

Moderators: MartinJQuinn, JIM BAUMANN, Jon, Dan K

User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

marijn van gils wrote: Phew!!! This makes my own slow progress easier to bear... :big_grin: I was also starting to think you are supernatural, or full-time modelling. :)

Great work so far! :thumbs_up_1:

Cheers,

Marijn
Marijn I work hard now
for example - aft superstructure was assembled in 2 days (including PE, scratchbuit)
cranes + catapults + all aviation equipment - 1 day (only PE)
2 funnels - 5 days (many scratchbuilt and PE)
all AA-gun and searchlight platforms - 5 days (a lot of PE and a lot of adjustment)

PS. 1 day "equals" 1 evening (duration 2-7 hours)
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Complete nose main gun turrets
Image

66 details (without barrels and blast bags)
6 Hasegawa's plastic
21 Flyhawk PE Detail set
39 other PE and scratchbuilt details
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Modified 2nd gun turret and it's barbette
Image

For example Nachi turret at 1942-1944
Image
Image
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Complete aft main gun turrets and barbette
Image

4th turret with barbette and barrels w/blast bags - 25 details
5th turret and barrels w/blast bags - 17 details

Complete turret's masts. Add some crossbars
Image
User avatar
Harpy
Posts: 342
Joined: Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:15 pm
Location: Stratton Maine

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Harpy »

That's some really nice work, especially considering it's in 700th.
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Harpy wrote:That's some really nice work, especially considering it's in 700th.
Thank you!

Some new details - reels (imitation of rope is made from wire insulation) and boxes
Image
Dan K
Posts: 9037
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:56 am
Location: New York City

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Dan K »

Beautiful work all around.
User avatar
ArizonaBB39
Posts: 1321
Joined: Sat Jan 08, 2005 7:29 pm
Location: Tempe, Arizona
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by ArizonaBB39 »

Fantastic work so far!
MatthewB
Posts: 2269
Joined: Wed Aug 05, 2015 9:25 am
Location: Los Angeles and Houston

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by MatthewB »

Shouldn't the training aiming devices be removed from the turrets?

All of the CASF threads on the IJN state that these devices were removed during operational deployment.

MB
OMG LOOK! A signature

Working on:


1/700 (All Fall 1942):
HIJMS Nagara
HIJMS Aoba & Kinugasa
USS San Francisco
USS Helena
USS St. Louis
USS Laffey & Farenholt
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 4 - 7
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 13 - 16
Dan K
Posts: 9037
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:56 am
Location: New York City

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Dan K »

Yes.
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

MatthewB wrote:Shouldn't the training aiming devices be removed from the turrets?

All of the CASF threads on the IJN state that these devices were removed during operational deployment.

MB
Matthew
How are "training aiming devices" and "CASF threads" view?
Can you show me them at photo?
I don't understand what is it.
Dan K
Posts: 9037
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:56 am
Location: New York City

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Dan K »

Last photo at the bottom of page 10 of the CASF Myoko class thread: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=44792&start=180
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Dan K wrote:Last photo at the bottom of page 10 of the CASF Myoko class thread: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=44792&start=180
Maybe

But, some photos don't support this
For example we can see exercise aiming devices at gun turrets
Image
Polish author suggests that it is Nachi in 1942.

And this is photo of Haguro after refit with sand bags fron Gakken. May be 1941-1942
They was only at Haguro (I don't see any photo of Nachi, Myoko, Ashigara and other cruisers of Takao class with sand bags)
And we can see a part of this device at the roof of third main gun turret
Image

Maybe after two refittings in 1942 (March and September) this devices and sand bags (from Haguro) was removed from turrets
Because in 1943 Nachi and others didn't have them
Dan K
Posts: 9037
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:56 am
Location: New York City

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Dan K »

Top photo is Nachi, 1937. Bottom photo is Haguro 1941, pre-war, according to Nihon no Gunkan vol. 5. That isn't to say that the rangefinders weren't there to start the war.
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Dan K wrote:Top photo is Nachi, 1937. Bottom photo is Haguro 1941, pre-war, according to Nihon no Gunkan vol. 5. That isn't to say that the rangefinders weren't there to start the war.
Why 1937?
This is after refit condition 1941-1942
4 torpedo tubes, turret masts, late version of airplane rails at deck, aa-guns
Dan K
Posts: 9037
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:56 am
Location: New York City

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Dan K »

I stand corrected; that's mis-dated in the Nihon no Gunkan book. Proper date is January 10, 1941, per Maru Special #10
User avatar
Aik
Posts: 21
Joined: Fri Feb 27, 2015 3:59 am
Location: Ukraine
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by Aik »

Great job! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
Best regards, Ievgen Timonin.
My models on this website
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Finish outboard electric circuit
Image

I doubt that I will remove exercise aiming devices from the gun turrets.
If I built this model as of 1943, I would have removed them.
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Aik wrote:Great job! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
Thank you Eugen!
User avatar
SilverGhost
Posts: 421
Joined: Wed Jul 29, 2015 3:37 am
Location: Moscow, Russia
Contact:

Re: Hasegawa 1/700 IJN Haguro - building from Myoko

Post by SilverGhost »

Make first imitation of brass strips using North Star 700-030 Perforated steel superstrucrure support beams #1
Image

I don't like this result and I would replace them by Flyhawk IJN brass strips. They are much narrow

Scratchbuild three winches using Evergreen plastic, PE from reels and wire isolation
Image
Post Reply

Return to “Completed Models”