So ive still got a lot to learn when it comes to building and painting ships but im calling this done,scratchbuilt masts as the kit ones were very flimsy, need to stick a plane on it and paint the stand still.
Marks trumpeter 1/350 hms cornwall.
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chrisb
chrisb
Nice one. A great job on the rigging.
Lovely job Mark, looks superb
I have got a long long way to go!
I have got a long long way to go!
Damn Mark, I didn't even know you were building this beauty. Not a floaty man, but this looks like a winner to me. Great colors, wooden deck, nice detailing, super weathering and your balls hanging on the rigging Buddy. Did it hurt???...
Prost
Allen
Prost
Allen
Thanks chris.
Cheers Ian.
Cheers Bob, theres a ton of stuff that could have been better,the trick is not to give a s#%@ , itll be better on the next one lol
thanks Allen, its a painted deck and i actually quite enjoy the rigging, i dont actually find it to difficult, probably took a couple hours i guess.
Blimmin' Eck that's looking superb!!
.. excellent stuff mate :thumb2:
.. excellent stuff mate :thumb2:
For being painted, One heck of a good job, Sir!!!
Mark.
Wow that is a beauty, superbly done all round.
Wow that is a beauty, superbly done all round.
Thanks Andy :thumb2:Blimmin' Eck that's looking superb!!
.. excellent stuff mate :thumb2:
Cheers Allen
Thanks very much Paul.
Fantastic result there Mark
Brilliant work Mark, that looks amazing!
Okay, I'm going to do devil's advocate here
This an excellent build, a very nice finish, and an excellent and skilful representation of weathering. It LOOKS
Buut...
Unless the ship has been on the Murmansk run half-a-dozen times, and across the Atlantic as many, and then been paid off to sit in dock for a year, there's just too much rust above decks. The amount on 'X' turret alone would put it out of action. No Number One and the CPOs would let the ship look that bad. IMHO maybe
'Constant maintenance laddie. It's whar paint lockers are for!'
Besides which, there's no fouling below the waterline, which is a constant
Right. Advocate analysis over
This an excellent build, a very nice finish, and an excellent and skilful representation of weathering. It LOOKS
Buut...
Unless the ship has been on the Murmansk run half-a-dozen times, and across the Atlantic as many, and then been paid off to sit in dock for a year, there's just too much rust above decks. The amount on 'X' turret alone would put it out of action. No Number One and the CPOs would let the ship look that bad. IMHO maybe
'Constant maintenance laddie. It's whar paint lockers are for!'
Besides which, there's no fouling below the waterline, which is a constant
Right. Advocate analysis over
I agree to some extent but this is my first completed 1/350 ship so gimme a break
YES Mark i think you have done the model very good
chrisb
Somehow I missed this completely. Great job. She looks every inch the well traveled veteran in that excellent paint job.
Lovely job mate!
Steve
Steve
Mark, excellent build.
You'll never get a break from some members. I firmly believe if folks must criticize, P.M's are the best way, not go public and tell the world. Apart from anything else, and I don't care how thick skinned the receiver is, it does take the shine off the completed model.
Just do your own thing and enjoy what you achieve. It's your model.
Ron
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