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hI Song Jun
i am very impressed with the use of the wood in your works.
you working so very well.
what kind of wood do you using?

russclark wrote:hello j.k.song.you always amaze me,your work with wood is very skillful.i never see any wood filler in any of your carving.if it was me there would be lots of pieces in the garbage and lots of filler fixing slip ups.

Hi Russel!
I do not use wood filler. It is required precise working ,because no paint.
Thank you!
Your JK Song

Capit�o Norbert wrote:hI Song Jun
i am very impressed with the use of the wood in your works.
you working so very well.
what kind of wood do you using?

HI Capitao!
I use the Ginko It is lived in China,Korea and Japan as I know.
your JK Song

<< F I L I P V S >> wrote:Amazing show of skill modeling wood...
We are learning new things here!!

Thank you! Filipvs
I make model some different methods.
youe JK Song

some more advanced photos of bridge

Absolutely lovely, fine and detailed work. I am very impressed with your skill.

Andrew

Hi JK Song I am really impressed by your timber working skills . Masts/armoured towers such as those seen on Roma are taxing to build using user friendly materials such as styrene , brass or litho but you have achieved a standard of works with wood that matches all other materials.
Dave Wooley

Quite amazing........As Dave said, we never stop learning. Very impressive.....

This forum never ceases to amaze me .Litho plate , brass .styrene, wood,what is next [ glass ] ? Truly amazing work . Roma is on my; wish I had time to build that list ; .

Hi all!
All of you are my teachers. Dave Wooley,Bill Waldorf,Ticonderoga,....
I have learned methods,skills,tips from this forum.
Your replies encourage me.
Thank you! JK Song

Hi Song Jug Gun
Were did you get the plans for Roma ?

Richard J OMalley wrote:Hi Song Jug Gun
Were did you get the plans for Roma ?

Hi Richard!
I've got the plans from http://www.loyalhannadockyard.com/
J K Song

Being intimately acquainted with Roma....

Your quality of build and accuracy of shaping is breath-taking!



JIM B

Thank you! Jim
Your information is essential for me.
Following photos are the rear parts of bridge.

Long way from being finished - okay so I was very wrong - when I first followed the cruise liner, many straight lines and although difficult to to build, not as complicated as building a war-ship. So, very much looking forward to seeing how this Roma developed over time, and I must say I am very impressed not only at the mastery of workmanship but also the shape that's slowly beginning to form, wooden ships are generally a no no on any scale model site, usual large clumpy lumps of vast over-scaled wood which I normally wouldn't give a second glance too.
I've said it before and I'll say it again '' Master Song Jung Gun '' I believe you're not so much a builder of models, but an artist which is an infrequent and rare thing to find.
I'm not letting you off the hook that easily, I'll have some question's for you later, and in the mean time. Carry on the good work !

I love the lines of Roma compaired to her sisters as she had more sheer because of the higher bow . Could you show how you do this breathtaking work .

I thought I saw the top of your skills and workmanship with the cruise ship you did, but this seems to beat it after all! Great job so far!!!

Master model maker Song Jung Gun more outstanding examples of your work to drool over . Question how did you make the steps to the various platforms ?
Dave Wooley

Dave Wooley wrote:Master model maker Song Jung Gun more outstanding examples of your work to drool over . Question how did you make the steps to the various platforms ?
Dave Wooley

Thank you! Dave
The answer is following.

It's a platform between funnels.