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Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:35 pm
by Timmy C
From the details on that page: "This item is a fixed-pose model of a ship. It does not require either cement or paint to complete or use."

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:39 am
by mitchell300
Sauragnmon wrote:Yeah, that price makes me think they're selling it finished - that does NOT sound right for a resin piece, even full hulled. That's just Ludicrous, but you know there's going to be at least one or two idiots who buy it.
Can i be one of them? XD
It has nice railings, you must admit that ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 5:33 am
by Nektarios
Sauragnmon wrote:Can I volunteer for the "random Aid Shipment in the mail" programme too, Nektarios? I can think of uses for all sorts of stuff - remember how I've converted the French 100mm into a compact 5" turret for one of my ROJN ships.

Of course you can be in the "random Aid Shipment in the mail" programme Simon. :wave_1:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 5:36 am
by Nektarios
Geoff B wrote:Well HLJ now list the kit under Interallied but its a tad expensive

http://www.hlj.com/product/INTVM203

I don t think that we re speaking about the same model. One is WL the other is full hull.

Interallied has started producing a series of built full hull JMSDF ships with DDG-163 and now it appears that DDH-181 is the second of the same series.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:48 am
by mitchell300
Nektarios wrote:
Sauragnmon wrote:Can I volunteer for the "random Aid Shipment in the mail" programme too, Nektarios? I can think of uses for all sorts of stuff - remember how I've converted the French 100mm into a compact 5" turret for one of my ROJN ships.

Of course you can be in the "random Aid Shipment in the mail" programme Simon. :wave_1:
Sounds like you have thousands and thousands for armaments :P
But erhm, are you going to give every person a equil share?
Or to what he wants to have?
I dont care, because it is something i GET for free, so just put an equil amount in my bag if you want.
And i will be kissing you if needed :heh:
Edit:
Pss isnt your second name santaclaus?

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:55 am
by Sauragnmon
Much appreciated, Nektarios - I can find use for the obscure parts, I just have to look enough. Say... that gives me an idea... *wanders off*

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:19 am
by mitchell300
Is it possible to put four times a 16'' tripple turret on an iowa class?
Or will it sink duo its own weigt? :heh:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:59 pm
by Nektarios
mitchell300 wrote:Sounds like you have thousands and thousands for armaments :P
But erhm, are you going to give every person a equil share?
Or to what he wants to have?
Mitch,Simon and everyone else that is interested. From now on i ll keep all the extra stuff i have and when you need some thing you may ask for it. When i gather too much stuff i ll ask if you need it and send it to you.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 12:03 am
by Nektarios
mitchell300 wrote:Is it possible to put four times a 16'' tripple turret on an iowa class?
Or will it sink duo its own weigt? :heh:
Mitch it might be possible to do that if you lengthened the Iowa hull.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 3:26 am
by mitchell300
Nektarios wrote:
mitchell300 wrote:Is it possible to put four times a 16'' tripple turret on an iowa class?
Or will it sink duo its own weigt? :heh:
Mitch it might be possible to do that if you lengthened the Iowa hull.
I got two missouri kits.
One is destined to be a modern 1990's iowa.
But that project got a bit ripped off duo the stupid deck.
It has those fake wooden texture from revell (long stripes)
That causes that the old gun armor for the AA on the deck is removed and flat.
Hmm, maby i should finish some kits of mine bevore starting a fleet.
My mum gets angry about my 11 kits are half finished.
I got 7 ships in build, and 1 tank, 3 planes.
But all are stil not painted/ finished yet :P
Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 12:07 pm
by Sauragnmon
I wouldn't mind seeing a list of the stuff you've got, Nektarios - it'd help the process a little. You could just PM it to those interested to avoid clutter.

Mitch, you've also got the drawback that your ships are all in oddball scales, which gives you the problem of not having any commonality in your ship models. And if your mom thinks 11 unfinished is bad, tell her you know a guy who's got somewhere around 20 unfinished.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2009 1:23 am
by mitchell300
Sauragnmon wrote:I wouldn't mind seeing a list of the stuff you've got, Nektarios - it'd help the process a little. You could just PM it to those interested to avoid clutter.

Mitch, you've also got the drawback that your ships are all in oddball scales, which gives you the problem of not having any commonality in your ship models. And if your mom thinks 11 unfinished is bad, tell her you know a guy who's got somewhere around 20 unfinished.

I will :P
And all my planes/tanks are in 1/48 scale.
I got one carrier 1/700 scale.
The rest is around 1/520 until 1/555.
My new fleet will be 1/700 only, and i will change the ronald reagan.
I wont destroy her/decomission etc etc.
I will rip her of her paint, make it a good colour, and alot of rust.
And then put her into reserve fleet :heh:
Also, how to rip off an waterhull?
It used to have a option to be waterline/full hull, but i just trew the hull on her.
Wich i think whas a bad option, and she looks ugly whit the hull :D

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:24 pm
by gtb -red
Hey were's America? :shipcaptain: :scratch:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:58 pm
by jpowers_01
Nektarios, you wouldn't happen to have any of the following floating around?
8" triple gun turret preferably with gun barrels
Modern 57mm/70
RAM
Working on a project from another post (Future CAG post) and don't want to build these from scratch if I don't have to.

Thanks in advance.

Mitch, I'm with Sauragnmon. Just about all my built models (probably in upwards of 20+) are not painted. All are 1/700, many small craft and destroyers. The piles of others I haven't even started. I call it the curse of ebay and discount model shops online. I buy more than I can build.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 2:40 am
by Nektarios
gtb -red wrote:Hey were's America? :shipcaptain: :scratch:

I haven t been able to do much modelling for myself gtb. I m very busy now. I m working 6 days per week. Sometimes i have to wake up at 06:00 in the morning and return home at 22:00 or even later. That leaves no time during the week for modelling and very little time on Sundays. The only thing i was able to do was build some aircraft for a friend.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 2:45 am
by Nektarios
jpowers_01 wrote:Nektarios, you wouldn't happen to have any of the following floating around?
8" triple gun turret preferably with gun barrels
Modern 57mm/70
RAM
Working on a project from another post (Future CAG post) and don't want to build these from scratch if I don't have to.

Thanks in advance.

Unfortunately i can t help you with those. I don thave any of the above.

But you may find JAG's RAM launchers in the market.
For modern 57mm/70 you can try to get some from L Arsenal if they are selling separately the ones included in their Visby class corvette.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:02 am
by gtb -red
Nektarios wrote:
gtb -red wrote:Hey were's America? :shipcaptain: :scratch:

I haven t been able to do much modelling for myself gtb. I m very busy now. I m working 6 days per week. Sometimes i have to wake up at 06:00 in the morning and return home at 22:00 or even later. That leaves no time during the week for modelling and very little time on Sundays. The only thing i was able to do was build some aircraft for a friend.
Whoa! that sounds awful,but guess you have to do what you have to do. take some advice my friend do have time for yourself. i'll leave it at that. :wave_1:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 12:52 pm
by Nektarios
Here are a couple of photos of the Su-33s i m building for a friend. The three colour camo is much harder to make in 1/700 than the simpler USN Lo-Viz camouflage patterns.

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Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:14 pm
by Sauragnmon
It may be hard to do, but boy does it pay off - those are bloody sexy, Nektarios. Awesome job.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:41 pm
by JGoodacre
Nektarios

Very nice and uniform, another great job. Your friend will be very happy.

As for posting to the gallery, I have not sent anything in for quite a while. Maybe one day I will get around to sending them in.

John :thumbs_up_1: