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modelguy2


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here's afew for ya:


1/350 Grosser Kurfurst



 


1/400 Gneisenau



 


1/350 Bismarck



 


1/350 HMS Hood



 


1/350 USS Arizona



 


1/350 USS Essex and Nashville



 


1/350 USS Indianapolis



 


1/700 CL/DE dio



 


Thats enough for now.


 


Mike T



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lloyd II


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Very impressive fleet. I am just a spaceship builder mainly, but I love to see all types of models. These are some fine looking ships.


Lloyd



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Mike, Post a new subject and show a picture of the ship you did with your Son.  If you have any.

-- Edited by Tholian at 11:44, 2005-09-11

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Mike,


Excellant job on all the ships!!! I especially like the job you did on the Grosser Kurfurst.


I built the 350 scale Blue Water Navy Juneau about two years ago for a customer. Attached is a picture. Also attached is a picture of the CSS Tennessee, which is a 1/600 scale Thoughrobred Miniature kit. Two parts, and some painting!!


Doug



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Very cool.  And I love the way some are presented, so how did you do the water effect?

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some articles that deal with water:


http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=40


http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=42


Tom do you mean the Yamoto Ian and I built?


 


Mike T


 


 



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modelguy2 wrote:

Tom do you mean the Yamoto Ian and I built?   Mike T    

 


Yea,  Thought that was a great job by you too.



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lloyd II


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Doug, fine looking models!

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Thanks Lloyd,


The Tennessee kit is only two real pieces, the hull/casement and stack. I added stays for the pipe from made from .005 stainless steel wire, and a flag. The rest is all painting. They're cool little models and I can bang one out in a few nights.


Doug



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Tholian


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No more ships to show us MIke?

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Italian shallow water port scene



 


IJN Dio



 


Kiev UnReping in frosty arctic seas



 


Russian Nuclear Icebreaker Artika




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Wow, very impressive stuff.  I especially like the Russian ice breaker, it's something I've never seen anybody build before.

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Mike, you do some great work on ships! The water effects, make the models, seem like they are real. :thumbup:

Lloyd

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