H.M.S. HOOD.... A 1/400 JSC Card Model

[Jim R]

But I need to build up the strength and willpower to tackle it first.

You deserve a medal for even taking this on. I wondered if it had beaten even you :rolling:

I knew full well as my finger hovered over the 'Buy it Now', that I should have resisted.

Just how drunk were you?
Jim

[Dave Ward]

For the larger card models, you need commitment & stamina! - not to mention a lot of spare space whilst you are building it!
Dave

[papa 695]

A nice winter finish build Ron, those long dark nights.

[boatman]

HI Ron anything gonna happen on this ?
chris

[spanner570]

Now then chaps, remember this?!

Chris. Anyone who has tackled one of these fiendish inventions knows to take a big, sometimesterminal break from making the the infernal things.

Progress thus far. Pick it up, do a bit, put it down.....









Cheers.
Ron

[boatman]

HI Ron will this ever be built ? as you have worked wonders on this
chris

[Guest]

570 I missed this completely, so have read through from the start.
I did note that in your tool kit there was no mention or photo of the mallet, as an ex wood butcher I was concerned.
Like Chris I hope to see further instalments.
453

[Guest]

Keep at it Ron. It was one of the most beautiful warships ever built. I suppose Victory comes first. Ha ha in many ways to wards completion.

The "Mighty" Hood took 2 years from laying down to launch. Are you on schedule Ron.

Laurie

[spanner570]

Update....

I'm still suffering from nose bleeds from the last session with the b*****d!

I will finish it.

[Guest]

Update....

I'm still suffering from nose bleeds from the last session with the b*****d!

I will finish it.

Ron I believe the next * is an a. Not sure of the rest :hungry:

[BattleshipBob]

Oh good, backwards count down!!

Can i choose a T please Ron!!