The Ship Model Forum

Fliger747 wrote:Song, the horizontal alignment lights are very convincing, it makes me want to make an arrested landing on your ship!

Best regards: Tom

Tom, You will do that very well.
Thank you so much.
Best regards; Song

Hi, all!
I start to built island. It will built just plan.
The number 68 made by stencil.
The first one is too wide, so i make it again.
Song

Song:

Your drawing is a very good path to organizing the construction of the ships "Island" into individual pieces and an order for assembly. We will all be looking to see how you solve the inevitable problems that will arise.

Best regards! Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

Your drawing is a very good path to organizing the construction of the ships "Island" into individual pieces and an order for assembly. We will all be looking to see how you solve the inevitable problems that will arise.

Best regards! Tom

Yes, It is very easy to construction and assemble if got the good drawing.
So I prepare drawing first.
Thanks always!
Best regards; Song

Hi,gentlemen!
I've made shaded hull numbers and then made hall insert 0.5mm diameter optic fiber.
And assembled parts.
Song

Song! This continues to amaze!

Best regards. Tom

Song,

What are you using for the fiber optics? Drivers and fibers? Brand?

Phil

Fliger747 wrote:Song! This continues to amaze!

Best regards. Tom

Thank you!
Best regards; Song

DrPR wrote:Song,

What are you using for the fiber optics? Drivers and fibers? Brand?

Phil

Phil,
I am using LED lightings and Mitsubishi ESKA CK-20.
Song

Hi,gentlemen!
I've built island parts,especially window frames.
Song

Song:

Considerable precision is required to construct the angled window frames, but as usual you have conquered this task. It is amazing as to how large the bridge is on this modern generation carrier. By comparison the pilot house on a WWII Essex class carrier was almost exactly the same as a Fletcher class destroyer except Engine Order Telegraph for four shafts rather than two and a higher viewpoint.

More windows to go!

Regards: Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

Considerable precision is required to construct the angled window frames, but as usual you have conquered this task. It is amazing as to how large the bridge is on this modern generation carrier. By comparison the pilot house on a WWII Essex class carrier was almost exactly the same as a Fletcher class destroyer except Engine Order Telegraph for four shafts rather than two and a higher viewpoint.

More windows to go!

Regards: Tom

Tom,
It is not easy to construct window frames But it is easier than wood.
Thank you.
Besr regards; Song

Hi, gentlemen!
I am doing construction of island. The same method and shape of former post.
Song

Hi,gentlemen!
I've corrected mistakes of my plans.
and then I've built last floor of island via plans.
Song

Song:

Quite the "penthouse apartment" for the Admiral! In the horizontal view it appears that these windows might be glazed? Certainly developing in a very convincing manner!

Cheers: Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

Quite the "penthouse apartment" for the Admiral! In the horizontal view it appears that these windows might be glazed? Certainly developing in a very convincing manner!

Cheers: Tom

Thank you, Tom!
Best regards; Song

Hi,gentlemen!
I 've built sponson for NATO sea sparrow director.
This cone type sponson is need very precision work.
Song

Song:

Certainly not an impossible item as you have demonstrated, but requiring calculation and precision layout and cutting. Nice work!

Regards: Tom

Fliger747 wrote:Song:

Certainly not an impossible item as you have demonstrated, but requiring calculation and precision layout and cutting. Nice work!

Regards: Tom

Thank you always.
Regards; Song

Hi, gentlemen!
I've built still island. The water tight doors,stairs and others.
The main work is supports of under decks.
Song