Long time waited...
Surely this is one of the biggest project for us.
Started to taking photos...


For more detail photos will be uploaded as soon as possible.
Thank you
Keumho Kim
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Yep Giampiero,Giampiero wrote:
Hello Kim, in Italy there are no restrictions for (The last Swastika line may be removed to export to Europe market.)
Regards
Giampiero



I am happy at this time we kept our promise.Dietrich wrote:
I would really like to know what the content of that packege is before I might order it. Maybe it is worth sublementing the MK1 package I already have, maybe not. Today is the 29th!![]()
Dietrich




Well stern area have also these rail and ladder as Bow area.(but now missed in applying)Dietrich wrote:H Kim,
thank you very much for posting. It looks great and my sincere compliments. But for me there is not much more to warrant another expenditure, so I could make a decission. Thanks!
I was actually hoping to see more detail in these areas, something that Lion Roar already provided for 1/350 scale. It would add greatly to the appearance in 1/200 scale! Just look at your picture of the stern!
Dietrich




Hope your customers also will be happy to meet this set.Giampiero wrote:Hello Kim,
Thanks, compliments for your for work on Bismarck
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Giampiero




Lance wrote:Hi Kim,
it is a wonderful work![]()
Is it correct, that the set, we see on the picture, is the "Basic-Set"
and the "Advanced-Set" comming soon?
Best wishes
Christian
csperry wrote:I have preordered this set and to reiterate glad that I did. This is really nice detail work. I also am curious Kim ... since I would purchase the advanced kit as well ... is there any hint of an estimated time table ... I am not trying to hurry .. just to get in my head when the availability would meet my estimated build time. THanks so much for your long hours of work and effort and attention to detail this must have cost you all ..
Solid rail on the bridge is additional option parts with Standard Rail.Pete_G wrote:Kim,
Some wonderful work there. In particular the mast and jackstaffs are works of art![]()
I am not sure the solid bridge railings is the correct approach? I would definately substitute these for standard rails. I was also personally hoping to see a good amount of superstructure etched louvred panelling from you to replace the dull and dreary solid kit louvres.
A good example of openable louvres that could be added is to the main funnel which is just crying out for a replacement louvred grille!
I would like to see what more you are planning to offer in the "advanced" set? and what the timecale will be for that particular fret? Are you going to get that done next or drop off the Bismarck alltogether and work on something new for a while?
I think depending on your answer to the above point I might wait before ordering this set and multiple other sets from other manurfacturers such as Mk1/Eduard.
Great Work, you should be proud.
Regards

Yep to my eyes it seems also some odd shape but the real dimension is right...Olaf Held wrote:Nice one!![]()
Is it just me, or do the 15cm barrels appear a tad on the short side?
Glad to see corrected "wooden" cratings on the open bridge decks ...
Happy modelling ~ Olaf!
Yep it is very harder work to us how display this Bis in our office than 6 month design works.Bill Gormley wrote:Beautiful work - I hope all of these works of art you produce end up under glass in a good home (or in your company's lobby). I know that every time you publish photos of a new model it instantly becomes my desktop photo.

Propellers....Pontosmodel wrote:10 Secret item : But thee make the retail price 40USD or more higher. So I am serious thinking whether these parts to be added on the Advanced set or not.

Personal order from our dealers may have full Swastikas..Lussino wrote:Hi, Kim
Pls just don't remove svastika , some people like to present model original by History, I hope this will be individual by modeler builder. So pls keep svastika in the set.