An inspirational Sovermenniy and Udaloy 2 at 1:72scale

In progress online builds of Scratchbuilt ships of all scales. Remote Control and Static Display.

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Victorious
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Post by Victorious »

Well Dave, as long as you don't judge the Vic, I will be alright. :lol_3: :lol_3: :lol_3:
Presently Building - Aircraft Carrier H.M.S. Victorious 1/96
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Under Construction Laid Up - H.M.S. Marlborough 1/96
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Dave Wooley
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Post by Dave Wooley »

Hi Geoff It's great to be asked to judge a various events around the UK and I've always considered it a privilege that modellers allow me to view their model in this way. But I always take my judges hat off when I've finished.
Keep up the good work
Dave Wooley
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spikesliew
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Post by spikesliew »

Amazing stuff....

Like Timmy and a few of the rest, I'm a Sovermenny fan too. Thanks for posting this, Dave!

Best regards,
Chin Wen (Liew)
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kevinb120
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Post by kevinb120 »

lol what's left to say?

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of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most
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H.A. Baker

Soverimenny & Udaloy

Post by H.A. Baker »

This is for Geoff.

I'd rather Dave or Jimmy Woods judged something I made, at least they do make models! There are some judges that I feel don't really know what they are looking at and who can't make model. I'm getting opn my bike again, but I do feel that part of the judges' criteria should be that they can do better or as good as those that they judge. As you can tell I'm not too fussy about judges.

I think the ducks were the best of the lot. They had real feathers. How's that for accuracy?

HAB
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Jefgte
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Post by Jefgte »

Really Masterpiece :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


More photos...



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Jefgte
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Post by Jefgte »

Congrat from the French Marine Forum

:woo_hoo: :woo_hoo: :woo_hoo:

http://forummarine.forumactif.com/viewtopic.forum?t=767

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Dave Wooley
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Hi Jefgte Thank you all on behalf of Richard Motyaka the builder of the two Russian DDGs . He will be over the moon with all you kind comments.
Dave Wooley
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Edward Pinniger
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Post by Edward Pinniger »

Nothing short of mind-blowing! The close-ups of the masts, radar, etc. could easily be mistaken for the real thing, particularly the first two with the sky background. (I'll make sure to save these images to my PC in case I ever get the Trumpeter 1/200 kit - very useful reference for detailing)
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Reid
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Post by Reid »

Very nice job on the model looks spectacular it is amazing :woo_hoo: :woo_hoo: :worship_1: :worship_1: :worship_1:

But in the second grouping of pictures the second pic down there is a huge steamboat in the background (there�s a difference between scale boating and really boating for a hobby) :surfer:

Reid
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Reid, PIO of the 48th Fleet
http://www.48thfleet.com
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Edward Pinniger
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Post by Edward Pinniger »

Is that a RN late 19th century "flatiron" gunboat in the water in the background of this photo? I hadn't noticed this before.

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