IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945 - COMPLETED

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Yamato with little brothers:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Fantastic work to say the least. I'm drooling over the quality of your pics, thanks for taking the time to post.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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That is a heck of a war fleet.

They all look so amazing together.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you gentlemen for your kind words!
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Brilliant!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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looking good. the others looks pro, so im sure Yamato will be as good.
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:thumbs_up_1:
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Show off!! :heh: (I'm just envious...)
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Thank you gentlemen! Martin I'll trade you my models for your hairline! :big_grin:
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Joe Simon wrote:Thank you gentlemen! Martin I'll trade you my models for your hairline! :big_grin:
LOL - keep your models, thank you!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Superstructure progress: Installed funnel on lower structure along with the associated platforms. Much progress on the main superstructure, but only test fitted onto main portion. Veterans searchlights and binoculars:

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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That's looking good mate. And those veteran binoculars are a fine upgrade. I'll consider getting them as well.

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

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Very sharp, crisp, and clean. Keep going, Joe.
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159 days until registration closes at the 2020 IPMS USA Nationals...you can do this! :heh:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Joseph, this is a great job not only on Yamato bit on the other ships too!

One technical question: How did You approach to funnel painting? How did You mask it? It looks sharp!

Keep on going! Your thread is the only reason why I do not show progress on my Yamato. You just do it do well!
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Thank you guys! Please don't refrain from posting on my account! I masked the funnel before putting in the piping and painted the piping to match the line by eyeballing it.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Since Yamato was sunk 75 years ago today it seemed like a good time to post an update. I finished adding details to the main superstructure including the rigging. It's ready for installation.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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This is how this ship should be built! Great job on structure! I honestly admire Your work! :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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good to see some progress Joe. Nice one.

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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Crisp work, Joe.
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