IJN Kirishima 1942 Guadalcanal 1/700 (Fujimi)

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Fantastic


Man I feel demoralized

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Fantastic is an understatement.

I, too, feel a bit demoralized. :smallsmile:
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I do not want to make you feell bad ... :big_grin:

Seriously -thank you All for your comments...


and here's beta version of main pagoda


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It's just preassebled to check decks geometry and evaluate fittiing of multilevel construction on the back. Small bendings and adjustments are required but - looks like it will fit ! :cool_1: I'm happy.. :)


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there will be still much more details added

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I made new etched fret. This is my first attempt to create 3D figures; I designed 3 different legs configurations and 6 bodies; officers and sailors. They can be assembled in vary ways, can be bended, rotated or twisted in order to actual needs.


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Those 3 above were done very briefly and not very precisely. Sailor on the tip is full of CA glue and not good assembled. But I believe there is a lot of potential here ! :)


I made also equipment for navigation platforms:

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They are small but high time consuming ... :heh:
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I know how time consuming PE is and I haven't started on anything as elaborate as these yet.

Fantastic work.
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Where do you find such patience?! You're some sort of real life Jedi, aren't you?
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PetrolGator wrote:Where do you find such patience?! You're some sort of real life Jedi, aren't you?
If he's using telekinesis, that's�cheating, frankly! :big_grin:
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Goodwood wrote:
PetrolGator wrote:Where do you find such patience?! You're some sort of real life Jedi, aren't you?
If he's using telekinesis, that's�cheating, frankly! :big_grin:
SIZE MATTERS NOT!

(I was really, really wanting to say that...)
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I admire your work! Words are hard to find. Your pogoda looks great! I've always thought it the most beautiful part of the IJN warships.
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Pagoda looks fascinating Greg!! Great job on the optical equipment too :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: BTW. be patient when setting those little things within the pagoda levels!




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Thank you guys! :smallsmile:
Jose - I will... and need to mount complete tripoid mast there as well !
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and finally I climbed on top... :smallsmile:

railing on last level had special internal supports and wind baffle :

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Here we are:

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Internal supports I will mount after painting.

structures on top level

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and preliminary arrangement

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Nicely executed Greg! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:






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Oh man! What hands you must have. Beautiful.
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And final, detailed version...:

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Outstanding.
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Unusual summer heat makes shipyard working very slowly

First attempt to sailors - preliminary painted white:

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I'm not quite happy with... need to rearrange and redesign this part of the project ...

lowest platform of main pagoda got linoleum :

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black funels tops and wooden platform added. Now just small wheatering and done..

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Thanks to Mr. Piotr Czerkasow from Master Company I got very nice bag with beautiful tubes for recoil system :woo_hoo:


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View of complete set (barrels from another supplier - proper ones with exact size and calliber will come to me from Master soon I hope :)

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and open AA gun Shiki 89 Model A-1 ready:

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the design of PE kit still needs some adjustments and changes: shell trays, charger platform elevating arc ... next project (IJN Hiei) will get redesigned guns for sure ...

greetings from hot Poland,
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Holy Friggin' Cow...those guns are outstanding (as is the rest of the work). All I can say is wow. Just wow.
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HI Greg

I know the size of a 1 grosz coin .......So your gun is beautifully small :worship_1:
your work on your project is awesome,congratulation !
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Thank you guys.... :)
LE BOSCO wrote:HI Greg

I know the size of a 1 grosz coin .......So your gun is beautifully small :worship_1:
your work on your project is awesome,congratulation !
cheers
Nicolas
Hi Nicolas

yes - 1 Polish grosz is a bit smaller than 1 US cent...

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this is why I could accomodate 3 guns on it... :big_grin:

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getting back to Poland :smallsmile: - today's update:

Level 0 of main pagoda received hand rail and doors:

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and another 127mm AA guns ready to be assembled:

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