1/700 Amagi diorama
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Mmm, those last pics are really small. Does anyone know how to get the pics to show up bigger?
Anyway, here is a link to the flickr account for now: https://www.flickr.com/photos/150725511 ... 376506587/
Cheers,
Marijn
Anyway, here is a link to the flickr account for now: https://www.flickr.com/photos/150725511 ... 376506587/
Cheers,
Marijn
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
For what it's worth, they're plenty big enough for me! But if you want them to span more width, how are you getting the URLs? Flickr's share function (see attached) allows for a number of sizes, so make sure you pick either the Large or Original sizes before copying and pasting the link.marijn van gils wrote:Mmm, those last pics are really small. Does anyone know how to get the pics to show up bigger?
Anyway, here is a link to the flickr account for now: https://www.flickr.com/photos/150725511 ... 376506587/
De quoi s'agit-il?
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Thanks a lot! That was my mistake indeed�
Fixed now!
Cheers,
Marijn
Fixed now!
Cheers,
Marijn
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Koppalakki
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Epic job on completing the amagi!
Waiting with great intrest to see how the diorama will tie into it!
Waiting with great intrest to see how the diorama will tie into it!
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Amazing!
Merry Christmas for you.
Benva
Merry Christmas for you.
Benva
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Amazing work on the ship! I wish I could just build something as great....but probably in another life!
Can't wait to see how you will tackle the diorama!
Merry Christmas!
Aop
Can't wait to see how you will tackle the diorama!
Merry Christmas!
Aop
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
You have the eyes of an artist with the hands of a surgeon and I'm in awe of the results. This is shaping up to be my favorite project of yours. Thanks for sharing.
Mike
Since all your Photobucket links are dead before Page 19 of this thread, do you have a link to whatever folders that may have contained them? It may be possible to access them that way. TIA
Mike
Since all your Photobucket links are dead before Page 19 of this thread, do you have a link to whatever folders that may have contained them? It may be possible to access them that way. TIA
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Many thanks everyone!
And sorry for the late reply; Christmas family visits had priority of course.
Great idea Mike!
Here is the link to the first page of the folder (there are 15 pages): http://s3.photobucket.com/user/marijn_v ... t=3&page=1
I'm honestly too lazy to upload all the pics again to Flickr and restore all the links of the entire thread, but if anyone has any specific requests I'm happy to oblige!
Merry christmas!
Marijn
And sorry for the late reply; Christmas family visits had priority of course.
Great idea Mike!
Here is the link to the first page of the folder (there are 15 pages): http://s3.photobucket.com/user/marijn_v ... t=3&page=1
I'm honestly too lazy to upload all the pics again to Flickr and restore all the links of the entire thread, but if anyone has any specific requests I'm happy to oblige!
Merry christmas!
Marijn
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Indeed. Amazing, amazing work.Guest wrote:That is ART
Martin
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Can't wait to see the finished product! I'm sure a book will follow.
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Thanks Martin and Joe! 
Cheers,
Marijn
I'm not so sure, but it would be fun it if it does.Joe Simon wrote:I'm sure a book will follow.
Cheers,
Marijn
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Koppalakki
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Shut up and take my money!marijn van gils wrote:I'm not so sure, but it would be fun it if it does.Joe Simon wrote:I'm sure a book will follow.![]()
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Now that I should show the publisher!Koppalakki wrote:Shut up and take my money!
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Very beautiful and subtle painterly painting...!
The model currently looks like a sci fi model-!
- but once placed into its water environment I think it will be transformed and the whole lot will make sense!!
JIM B
The model currently looks like a sci fi model-!
- but once placed into its water environment I think it will be transformed and the whole lot will make sense!!
JIM B
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Stunning. This is one of those models that you can stand and stare at for hours and still find new details to look at. What a work of art!
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Amazing result!
Great work Marjin!
This is the Best model and Best weathering in 1/700 that I've seen
Great work Marjin!
This is the Best model and Best weathering in 1/700 that I've seen
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
'This is the Best model and Best weathering in 1/700 that I've seen' - high praise indeed, Andrew - your Haguro is a masterpiece 
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I don't think so, because I made mistakes and sometimes made raw detailing.warspite63 wrote:'This is the Best model and Best weathering in 1/700 that I've seen' - high praise indeed, Andrew - your Haguro is a masterpiece
This is my only second model from 2008 and second ship from 2003, so I still have a lot to learn
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marijn van gils
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Re: 1/700 Amagi diorama
Many thanks everyone!
Very high praise indeed, and from a bunch of fantastic modelers!
Thanks Jim!
I have the same feeling! It looks weird now, and I hope it will make sense indeed in the water, but still look a bit special. One of the main reasons for choosing this subject is the unique position of the ship, enabling a 'different' looking composition.
Cheers,
Marijn
Very high praise indeed, and from a bunch of fantastic modelers!
JIM BAUMANN wrote:The model currently looks like a sci fi model-!![]()
- but once placed into its water environment I think it will be transformed and the whole lot will make sense!!
Cheers,
Marijn