IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945 - COMPLETED

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The last entry on page 6 has 10 more photos and an explanation of the work


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Just caught up with this Thread. Superb Job. Watching with Interest as I have this Kit on the Slips next.....Cheers mark
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Thank you Mark!
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Wow. Exquisite.Crisp. Excellent shaded blast bags.
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Thank you Dan! See you in Tennessee?
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Yep.
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Really nice Joe. :thumbs_up_1:
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Turrets and secondaries look good mate, and very neat and tidy glueing of the railings, well done. What do you think of that Tamiya 'etch'? I personally found it dreadfull, especially sanding down the attachment points gave me headaches :heh:

Keep up the good work!
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Thanks Gewoon! I snipped them with a sharp razor on a hard surface. It worked well.
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I had done some work on the main AA observation platform months ago, and have just completed it. I used K&A brass for the wooden overlay and Veterans binoculars:

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:thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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ditto.
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That looks very good indeed!
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Thank you guys!
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Wonderful execution, as usual...
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Really nice Joe. There is a good "Nazi Mega Weapons" on the Yamato on PBS. What thinner are you using for the Colorcoats, and what ratio? I get some grain when spraying them.
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Thank you Alex and Harpy! I use laquer thinner. I put the thinner in the air brush and scope some paint in and mix it up. Do not let the thinner get in the main paint or it will spoil. I mean to try their thinner at some point.
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Re: IJN Yamato, 1/350, 1945

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Some deck progress. Once I'm done with the highlights I will mist coat it to tone down the pencil:

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Funnel progress:


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good to see some progress, well done mate.
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