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Tamiya 1/350 Bismarck

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A lovely rendition of this iconic kit. PE can help to take this old model to an impressive level and you've certainly done it justice.
 
That is a great looking Bismarck Graham that pe set make all the difference I really like this :)
 
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That's a n exceptionally good looking model! Everything very neat and tidy -- what you might call really shipshape, boom, boom!
 
Such intricate detail, I must take on a ship one day something about them just fascinates me, my father {rest his soul} had three of them blown out from under him during WW2, Great job my friend!.......Jim;)
 
Top work Graham, exceptional detailing. Only thing is would the gun barrels still be brassed on the inside? Only something I noticed and certainly doesn't detract from this superb build.


Si:)
 
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Excellent Graham - the PE really makes a difference
 
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A lovely work Graham.


This Bismark looks excellent. Very well done ;)


Cheers


Polux
 
Awesome work Graham, this has been a long build and I've followed it along the way. The result is fantastic, a truly great build.
 
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Top work Graham, exceptional detailing. Only thing is would the gun barrels still be brassed on the inside? Only something I noticed and certainly doesn't detract from this superb build.
Si:)
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Well spotted, no they wouldn't. I did not notice this until I took the photos. I used a burnishing solution on the barrels and assumed that the solution got inside as well, so I di not check!
 
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Thanks for the replys, much appreciated. I am now trying to decide on my next build.
 
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Excellent Graham, I know this a somewhat involved model and you have turned out a cracker.
 
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