IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945 - COMPLETED

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IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945 - COMPLETED

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Started another one: New tool Yamato. Could not decide between Pontos and Lion Roar so I didn't! I have about 75 hours in so far. All parts have been removed from sprues, cleaned up and organized. I also did major work on the hull seem based on work I saw here by Koppalakki.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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This is going to be good! :cool_1:

Have you seen this thread on posting photos?
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1261
Completed models:
1/350 USS Texas: viewtopic.php?f=60&t=165724

1/700 USS Massachusetts: viewtopic.php?t=166495

Working on:
1/700 IJN Musashi
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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And, so it begins......................
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you guys! I figured out Flickr! :woo_hoo:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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I can't wait to see more of your work.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you Jim! :wave_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Joe is at it again and this time is even bigger! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: at this rate you will need a bigger kitchen table soon :heh: Looking forward to this!




Jose :wave_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Nice! This could turn out pretty spectacular� :)

Have fun with this build!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you Martin and Jose!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Awesome! Will definitely follow your build! :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Hi Joe

enough to spend good times :-D good luck on your new project :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you guys! :wave_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Hi Joe! I'm not a new modeler but I am very new to ship modeling. I have been a member of this board for a few years but rarely post as I don't feel I have anything to add to most threads. I am impressed by the work that everyone has posted in this area of the board. I have to say that when I saw this thread and opened it up, I was blown away. I absolutely love the organization that is going into this build. It is this behind-the-scenes look that a newbie like me can learn from. Like the others, I will be following along. I am looking forward to what you have in store.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you John! Anything I can help you with let me know. By the way, I'm blown away all the time here by these crazy projects the builders post.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Who cares for organization when you can embrace the chaos! :big_grin:

Good luck with your project Joe!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Hey I owe you big time! That seem fix worked great! :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Joe Simon wrote:Hey I owe you big time! That seem fix worked great! :thumbs_up_1:
Good to hear! From that on the kit is just smooth sailing fit wise!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Here is some more progress. When I add brass sheet decking to plastic I like to drill several holes in the plastic to allow the glue to get around. I use thin CA for the laminates.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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The turret barbettes were clamped to the waterline divider and glued with thin Tamiya plastic cement. This ensured the deck would sit down properly.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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thats a lot of PE you have for this one :)
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