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Some detail pics
What do you think?

The way I think of it is...Radical!!

Bill

Fantastic work!

Gracias!.

Francisco, she looks very good! Is this kit 1/700 or 1/350 (somehow I missed that information)

Bravo Zulu

Hi Guys,
Francisco,
FFG looks very good!
I'm glad to see some of your work!
Dan,
Your CVE looks very good too!
Good going guys!
Tony

DanCinSD wrote: Francisco, she looks very good! Is this kit 1/700 or 1/350 (somehow I missed that information)

Bravo Zulu

Thanks guys!.

The kit is the 1/350 resin one, from YMW.

Cheers.
Pachi.

Hello, folks!
Here is my HMS Totland. She is all finished now with only the crew missing. I will put her into a diorama later, so I do not know yet, where to place the crew figures finally. As I don't know yet, if she'll be at anchor or under way, I have yet to add the flag. Still (ship-wise) she's all complete.
The kit is a modified WEM-kit HMS Gorleston (kit no. K743) It is a very nice kit of WEM standard, which I can recommend to both beginners and advanced modellers. As soon as I find the time, I'll put togther a review for the daily updates.
I hope you like the result. Comments appreciated!

and three more...

Excellent build Guido!!!!



Bob Pink.

Fantastic work!

Very nice looking ship Guido!

Stunning job!. Congratulations!.

Cheers.
Pachi.

Thank you, guys!
Now, today is the final day of this campaign: Where are your contributions? I can't wait to see them!
Guido

ok, here she is..... I had intended to build Trumpeter's USS England in 1/350th... but as I was reaching for that kit on my shelf I had to move Tamiya's 1/700 scale USS Bouge. Well, since she was started already, next thing you know I was hooked, the interest sparked when I saw her and off I went to do a little research and saw that the Bouge class was painted in measure 33/7a late in the Battle of the Atlantic. Nice looking camo! so I got side tracked into this ship.... I know she isn't smaller than a Destroyer, but I hope I will be forgiven for this entry.
Tamiya, 1/700 scale USS Croatan CVE-25 Mid Atlantic Gap, 1944

Super camo! Way cool!

Your USS Bogue looks very good, as does the sea base!
This is a class I thought might be a good subject to scratchbuild in 1/144, given the wide selection of planes available in this scale, until I did the calculations and found that it'd still be well over a metre long. It'd make a great 1/350 subject, though...

I'll post some photos of my Rudderow-class DE in a few days - unfortunately I didn't get round to photographing it before the deadline, but it was completed over a week before so hopefully still counts!

EPinniger wrote:Your USS Bogue looks very good, as does the sea base!
This is a class I thought might be a good subject to scratchbuild in 1/144, given the wide selection of planes available in this scale, until I did the calculations and found that it'd still be well over a metre long. It'd make a great 1/350 subject, though...

I'll post some photos of my Rudderow-class DE in a few days - unfortunately I didn't get round to photographing it before the deadline, but it was completed over a week before so hopefully still counts!

No problem EP!

I never finished MY build...oops!

oops, make that measure 32/4a cammo not 33/7a......