IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945 - COMPLETED

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Well, that's a very impressive upgrade and worth the effort. Not sure if my Pontos upgrade has the wind deflector parts as well.

Your build made me decide to get the Skulski book too. And boy what a treasure. Some errors in it I think but generally a must for everyone who really wants to know as much as possible about Yamato and Musashi.

Keep up the good work!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Great job on those wind deflectors, especially the paper ones! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Cheers,

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you Gewoon and Marijn! Miscellaneous progress. Platforms and photo etch vent covers primarily along with some primer.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Still nice and neat, Joe.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Looking good there, steady as she goes!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Degaussing cable, porthole improvements and hull ventilation fans:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Good to see it back at the bench mate! :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you Gewoon. I have actually been building at a 10 hour a week pace, but the progress is not always photo-worthy. I have some more pictures coming in the next couple of days.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Joe Simon wrote:Thank you Gewoon. I have actually been building at a 10 hour a week pace, but the progress is not always photo-worthy. I have some more pictures coming in the next couple of days.
I hear you, I'm working on the open triple 25mm guns for a while now, and takes ages to get something finished or ready for photos :heh:

Looking forward to see the update(s)
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Enclosed 25mm and 12.7cm upgraded with Pontos and Lion Roar:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Still looking good, Joe.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Funnel progress. Added screens to aft vents, support bracing under the overhang and ladders inside the individual sections:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Main and aft gun director progress:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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That photo-etch work is nice and clean. I would have squashed or bent most of it by now. Love the funnel details. This is going to be spectacular when finished.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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great work. Nice to see how the different brand etch sets complement each other.

Btw, sanding down the seem on the funnel is something which still scares me a lot at the moment.

Keep up the good work!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank Martin and Gewoon. I'm actually still trying to clean up that particular seem.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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The work on the director is great, Joe.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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

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That's some great clean PE work on that funnel cap and director Joe! :thumbs_up_1:

Cheers,

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