Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Amazing little thing !

If you are not living on the edge then you are taking up to much space
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Finished the rigging



The ship is basically done, just need to add couple of small parts, crew figures and weather.
Vladimir



The ship is basically done, just need to add couple of small parts, crew figures and weather.
Vladimir
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Fantastic, absolutely Fantastic.

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Uss Fletcher DDG-992 1/350
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Russian SSBN Borei Class - K-550 Alexander Nevskiy
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Finished it couple of weeks ago, but then went on vacation, so posting the photos just now. Will write an article about it.


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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Realy nice !

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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Wonderful! 
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Great work!!
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Thread resurrection !
I joined specifically to post in this thread, which I found via google search.
The OP may not see it unfortunately as he hasn't logged on since Sat Aug 13, 2016
In any event I wanted to add my voice to those above regarding just how excellent this little model is.
I have a special interest in this vessel - the wreck is only a few kilometres from my house.
I have built a website with information on this ship, and others of the Queensland Colonial Navy (with more information to be added in the coming weeks)
As it may be something people on this forum might enjoy, you can see it at www.gayundah.info
There is also an HMQS Gayundah facebook group, if you are that way inclined.
Cheers all.
Michael.
I joined specifically to post in this thread, which I found via google search.
The OP may not see it unfortunately as he hasn't logged on since Sat Aug 13, 2016
In any event I wanted to add my voice to those above regarding just how excellent this little model is.
I have a special interest in this vessel - the wreck is only a few kilometres from my house.
I have built a website with information on this ship, and others of the Queensland Colonial Navy (with more information to be added in the coming weeks)
As it may be something people on this forum might enjoy, you can see it at www.gayundah.info
There is also an HMQS Gayundah facebook group, if you are that way inclined.
Cheers all.
Michael.
"As a vessel for river service, or assisting troops on land, she would be invaluable, but her shrift would be short if she came within the range of a modem ironclad, for an 18-ton gun would blow her clean out of the water." (HMQS Gayundah)
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Michael, Thanks a lot!hmqsgayundah wrote:Thread resurrection !
In any event I wanted to add my voice to those above regarding just how excellent this little model is.
Thanks, took a look at the website - very nicely done. Would have been very helpful when I was building the modelAs it may be something people on this forum might enjoy, you can see it at http://www.gayundah.info
There is also an HMQS Gayundah facebook group, if you are that way inclined.
Cheers all.
Michael.
Vladimir
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Mate
you can contact me via the website (there's a contact form).
I was wondering if I could have permission please to put your model on the website,
with a link back to this build thread, plus any other credit or attribution you'd like.
It deserves to be seen
Cheers
Michael.
you can contact me via the website (there's a contact form).
I was wondering if I could have permission please to put your model on the website,
with a link back to this build thread, plus any other credit or attribution you'd like.
It deserves to be seen
Cheers
Michael.
"As a vessel for river service, or assisting troops on land, she would be invaluable, but her shrift would be short if she came within the range of a modem ironclad, for an 18-ton gun would blow her clean out of the water." (HMQS Gayundah)
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Sure, feel free to post it.hmqsgayundah wrote:Mate
you can contact me via the website (there's a contact form).
I was wondering if I could have permission please to put your model on the website,
with a link back to this build thread, plus any other credit or attribution you'd like.
It deserves to be seen![]()
Cheers
Michael.
Vladimir
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Re: Gunboat HMQS Gayundah, 1/700
Thank you !!!
"As a vessel for river service, or assisting troops on land, she would be invaluable, but her shrift would be short if she came within the range of a modem ironclad, for an 18-ton gun would blow her clean out of the water." (HMQS Gayundah)