Yes Ian
Brian's actual 1/200 Yamato build
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I could but I could also screw it up or knock something off and break it not worth it imo
Brian
Well, we wouldn’t have known if you hadn’t told us Brian, so I’m sure it can be left alone…….
I have decided to do it, thing is do I mask and airbrush or paint by hand ?
Brian
Personally, for something that small I would mask and go with a brush, but only if you think your brush skills are up to it….and if you can get proper access with the brush.
Done one side looks ok, I'll post a pic when it's done
Brian
Brian
Just caught up again Brian, more outstanding work going on. A very impressive build.
Brian
Cheers Ian
Nice save Brian. Definitely worth doing.
Up early this morning :smiling3:
She looks a bit shiny once the weathering is done I'll matt clear coat
Brian
She looks a bit shiny once the weathering is done I'll matt clear coat
Brian
All finished apart from the rigging but that's for when I'm in the mood for it, was an interesting build not as straight forward as I thought it might be.
What to do next? 1/72 Millennium Falcon 1/200 HMS Hood 1/350 HMS Dreadnaught? help needed
Brian
What to do next? 1/72 Millennium Falcon 1/200 HMS Hood 1/350 HMS Dreadnaught? help needed
Brian
Brian,
I have just had a good catch up. The work you have put in to this build is outstanding you should be well chuffed with the results so far.
I have just had a good catch up. The work you have put in to this build is outstanding you should be well chuffed with the results so far.
Very nice Brian excellent job :thumb2:
As for what's next, id like to see you have a crack at the dreadnought
As for what's next, id like to see you have a crack at the dreadnought
Got a couple of acrylic stands coming and a sheet for the front.
Brian
Brian
Noted Mark :smiling3:
2 for the Dreadnaught
Me too!! I bet that'll look the dog's doo dah's too!!!
I quite fancy starting this make a change from the 1/200.
Brian
well im out voted so dreanought :disappointed:
chrisb
chrisb
I would say have a break from the boats and have a go at the Falken.
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