1/350 w/l USS Maryland BB-46 1944

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Excellent work!! :thumbs_up_1:

About the last pic: my Dragon 'Zona looks about like that right now! Mine will be a 1943 Nevada. :thumbs_up_1:
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Excellent work Jim
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Hi Jim An excellent job on a great battlewagon .
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Very nice models Jim

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so....
thats around a 6 week build time from start to finish....

Suuuuppperb!!
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Excellent speedy building--with good methodology!

well done Sir! keep us informed on your new project!

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Awesome job :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:



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Post by Miguel »

Amazing models!!!!!!!!!!

those battlewagons are superb
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Awesome work (again), Jim!! What's the new project, Pennsy?
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Thanks to all for the kind words.

Jim B. - Actually more like 8 weeks, the hull was done when I made the first post. If you are a retired widower who lives in Phoenix AZ, Aug and Sept are good for nothing but non-strenuous indoor projects.

Martin Q. - Yes, a 1944 USS Pennsylvania - BB-38. Should be a fun project.


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