1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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EJFoeth
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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Wonderful :thumbs_up_1: Keep the pictures coming!
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JIM BAUMANN
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At last Dino!

This will give me rge shove I need to get the HMS QE '43 built!

Looking forward to seeing her carve her way thru the seas...!!

details look very very good!

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Better late than never Dino :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


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Dino Carancini
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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Thank you for the warm welcome!

The mushrooms war is over time to move to more amusing works :big_grin:

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Anchors, ( forget Foeth's anchors and chains for his superb Hood as said before I will accept some compromise !! )

I scratchbuilt the third anchor, unfortunately in the WEM kit there were just two. If John will read here I hope he will wonder to include a third anchor in the future.

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Ciao!

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JIM BAUMANN
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Deck detail looks modt impressive--it inspires me to make a start very soon on the ISW QE '43...

Really looks the part!

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Dino Carancini
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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Hi Jim! I have a YSW QE hull that I traded last year, an imperssive amount of resin :big_grin: . It should be easy tu scratchbuild the rest, since most of the superstructures are already casted in one block, including the hangars! I should modify my master for the 15" towers increasing the elevation and I could use the WEM PE set for the King George class to fit her.... we will see, now I must concentarte on the Barham without distractions!

ciao

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My compliments Dino ,a outstanding work,veryyyyyy impressive and beautiful
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boy i'm i running out of adjectives now .. :big_grin: ship's overall look is beautiful Dino :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


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Dave Wooley
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iHi Dino An exceptionally fine piece of work you are an inspration .Thanks for posting
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Dino Carancini
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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Thank you Dave! Such words from a master scratchbuilder like you are really encouraging!
Today, hit by a anger excess, I have tried to detach the wrong HACS! Very bad chosen, it seems that I used a sort of alien glue for them, not yet tested on earth, I was destroying all! I'm start thinking that I will live with them .... :censored_2:

...anyway...

SHOW THE FLAG!

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Stern catwalk, I know that the handrail pattern isn't correct but it was made with the closest PE net in my hands...

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Main bridge small fittings.

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Cable reels and life buoy.

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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Hello!
Eventually I'm going to see the finish of this model, the rigging is almost done, and the boats are ready to be paint. The admiral barge was scratchbuilt and casted in resin, the 30ft GIGs have been scratchbuilt too.

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Dave Wooley
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Simply stunning workmanship . :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Absolutely stunning Dino! I am totally speechless. :woo_hoo: :woo_hoo: :woo_hoo:




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She is beautiful Dino :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:



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Dino Carancini
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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Thank you for the kind reply! This will be the last WIP update, next time he will be completed!

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looks really convincing!

Nice boats!

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Stunning work and at that scale! I'm curious to see overall shots of this one in the gallery (or on the board of course). What's your next project? :big_grin:

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Re: 1/350 HMS Barham (1941)

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Neptune wrote:Stunning work and at that scale! I'm curious to see overall shots of this one in the gallery (or on the board of course). What's your next project? :big_grin:

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Hello. Dino, it is an amazing work :thumbs_up_1: . Hope someday i can reach a scratchbuilding like that :heh: . For the moment i will have to practice with the plastic model ships. Greetings
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Very nice work !Inspireng !
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