That is looking superb Francis. Great work mate........... I bet that was a "Monster" in real life.
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Originally posted by \Thx Peter for your kind comment, I would say yes, it would be really impressive is to see him a shot, and then see where explode ... cheersOriginally posted by \
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Hi Pals, some pictures more, those without paint, are reflex camera, I include it look better details, and the other, with the coat of primer applied.
Thank you for viewing and comment, greetings, mates
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just looks cool,I do real like this one,what a beastly,it is,
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Thx Monica for your kind comment and like, cheers
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Thx Ralph for your like, cheers
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This is looking terrific. I wiki' this when Grumpa was talking about them, it's worth doing just to see the ammo that this thing chucked out!!! Capable of penetrating.5 metres of reinforced concrete...
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you're right, when you consider the caliber of the main guns of the German battleships (Bismarck for example), we realize that it was more or less the same (380mm + - 15 ") ,thx John for your kind comment, cheersOriginally posted by \
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I'm wishing to see the camouflage paintwork!!!
By the way, it looks very nice so far
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Thx Polux for your likes and kind comment, me too, I also, my idea is to make a tritone camo, cheers mateOriginally posted by \I'm wishing to see the camouflage paintwork!!!
By the way, it looks very nice so far
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HI Pals, a new pack of photos, in this case, the main color applied with some modulation. I include some pictures (looks different tone) made with SLR camera, and the other with the phone.
wait for the kit is completely dry to begin with weathering.
Greetings and hank for looking and commenting mates
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