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jark
PostPosted: Sun Sep 27, 2020 7:40 am 
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Bismarck as seen on the 21 of May of 1941 when at the beginning of operation Rheinübung, Bismarck and Prinz Eugen stopped briefly in Grimstadfjord, southwest of Bergen in Norway. The baltic camouflage on the superstructure was no longer there but it is still visible on the hull with the sailor starting to paint it over.


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WOW! The amount of detail you put on her is amazing. You would swear it was a 1/350 build. Fantastic work :thumbs_up_1:

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gms
PostPosted: Mon Sep 28, 2020 1:10 pm 
Agree with above. An amazing performance. I am amazed that you could build such a fine and detailed 1/700 model. It is a beauty!


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reigels
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Stunning. I know my builds don't look half as good at twice the distance.

Your work really stands up in those close-up shots. Bravo!

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Dan K
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A great build with exquisite details.


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jark
PostPosted: Wed Oct 14, 2020 7:38 pm 
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medicmike wrote:
WOW! The amount of detail you put on her is amazing. You would swear it was a 1/350 build. Fantastic work :thumbs_up_1:


Thank you! there was quite a lot of little pieces, yes :smallsmile:

gms wrote:
Agree with above. An amazing performance. I am amazed that you could build such a fine and detailed 1/700 model. It is a beauty!


Thanks!...it was hard, sometimes my eyes got very tired and everyday seemed like deja vu...

reigels wrote:
Stunning. I know my builds don't look half as good at twice the distance.

Your work really stands up in those close-up shots. Bravo!


Thank you very much! I must confessed it is one of my more precious builds, for all the hard work involved. :thumbs_up_1:

Dan K wrote:
A great build with exquisite details.


Thank you!, I'm happy you like it!

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MartinJQuinn
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Great build. Could easily pass for 1/350 with all those details.

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drasticplastic
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You can't beat Flyhawk...but you certainly beat me!! :thumbs_up_1:
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pascalemod
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Very detailed!
Where is the repainting happening - on the freeboard or on the deck -- didnt catch that?

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Chuck Bauer
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Fortunately, your photography does an excellent job of displaying the terrific results. It would be a shame to have done this well and have it not appear so in the pictures. If it looks this good in "brutal close ups" it must be dazzling in person.
Congratulations on this fine achievement. :nod_1:

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marijn van gils
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Beautiful! Very well detailed, and I like the colours! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


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Rob-UK
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Stunning work, fully detailed up in that scale looks fantastic.


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Thomas E. Johnson
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Beautiful work!

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Stein Gildberg
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Very nice, especially at this scale. Well done! :thumbs_up_1:

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