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Nektarios
 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 11:02 pm 
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Sauragnmon wrote:
Continuing on the plodding along, another update on the Sovremenny II. More paintwork, more detailing. Some of the life rafts are on, most of the Fire Control and ECM sets are in place. Base for the Top Plate is on, and the Kashtans are finished. I also took my first try at a brass mast - I was unsatisfied with the original plastic mast, so I took a whack at one of the brass masts in the kit - nine pieces to build it, but it looks good I think. I didn't add the extra fiddly bits, satisfied with the austere basic of the mast itself. Anyways, pics!
As always - questions, comments, queries and rude remarks are not only welcome, but invited and appreciated.


Simon the enclosed launchers give the ship a bit more modern appearence. It is impressive What did you use for the launchers???
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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
PostPosted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 12:04 am 
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Nektarios,

The launchers were built off the original Moskit tubes - I just didn't include the faceplates. I took putty, filled around them, squared off the edges, and blended it back to the bulkhead. The louvres were from an Arleigh Burke Set from Flyhawk, and the new launcher faces are 1/16" square tile from Evergreen - roughly the same dimensions as the Mk41 VLS cells. I got it in a sheet of two foot by three foot, and then just cut the dimensions I need off afterwards.

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
PostPosted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 6:06 am 
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Hi guys.
These are some pictures of P12 Laya, a Lürssen designed patrol boat, recently decomissioned by the Spanish Armada.
The scale is 1/700 and is built fron scratch.

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
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that's insane! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:


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Nice one Sparrow!!! I'd be interested in how you constructed her if you'd be so kind to share. I'm going to be scratch building something similar for a project and I'm not really sure how to go about it all.

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
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Sparrow wrote:
Hi guys.
These are some pictures of P12 Laya, a Lürssen designed patrol boat, recently decomissioned by the Spanish Armada.
The scale is 1/700 and is built fron scratch.



Fantastic result Sparrow :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:

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Sparrow wrote:
Hi guys.
These are some pictures of P12 Laya, a Lürssen designed patrol boat, recently decomissioned by the Spanish Armada.
The scale is 1/700 and is built fron scratch.


That is awesome, Sparrow great build! :thumbs_up_1:

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Another great ship from you John. Keep up the good work. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:


Thanks Nektarios, I started the PE phase. I will post some more pictures soon.

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
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Thanks you all, guys. I´m glad you like my tiny Laya.

Cliffy B wrote:
Nice one Sparrow!!! I'd be interested in how you constructed her if you'd be so kind to share. I'm going to be scratch building something similar for a project and I'm not really sure how to go about it all.


Cliffy, my Laya started as a modification of a Dragon Pegasus kit, the one that comes as a goodie with their OHP kit. But it soon turned out to be mostly scratchbuilt. There is a full build up article in our spanish forum, here: http://www.u-modelismo.com/foromodelismonaval/index.php?topic=1169.0

Text is in spanish, but most pictures are auto-explanatory. Anyway, if you need some clarification, feel free to ask.

If you need the plans, I can also send them to you. They are not too detailed, but sure detailed enough for 1/700!

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Sure thing Sparrow! Check your PMs for my e-mail.

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A couple of views of the busy workbench.

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The five Perry frigattes are 80% complete the rest of the ships are halfway complete.

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
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I WANT to see them all, in a spectacularly awesome and huge fleet dio, in 1/350!!!

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I'm not suited to multiple builds.... :D

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 Post subject: Re: Postwar navy.
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:worship_1: Wow! only if I could get that many done in a year. Cannot wait to see more.

I just recieved my package from JAG. The carrier deck vehicles are awesome. The details on them are brilliant. Now I need a CVN to go with them. :thumbs_up_1:

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Guess I should get busy on the JFK then huh, John :heh:

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Quite an interesting collection there, Nektarios - two Abukuma DE's, five Perries, four with RAM and all with VLS and SPS-48, and are those Knoxes? I can see the slanted bridge bulkhead, so I would surmise they are, so I'm curious what you're doing with those knoxes.

EDIT - My bad, they're Hatsuyuki DD's... that explains the "those look like Spruances" moment I had a while ago when looking the first time. Curious to see where you go with those, my friend.

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Tom@JAG wrote:
Guess I should get busy on the JFK then huh, John :heh:


Please hurry up. I d like to buy one as well. :wave_1:

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Tom@JAG wrote:
Guess I should get busy on the JFK then huh, John :heh:


I think if it was up to sowe would want you busy on all the projects for the future. :thumbs_up_1:

Well I just finished my CGN 37,here are some pictures.


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A few more, hope you enjoy them - John


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Well Done, John! I love it! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

That one is on my list, too!

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Enjoying the pictures of SoCar. My boat was in the adjacent drydock in NNSY during when SoCar was receiving her Phalanx and overhaul back in about 1984. Still my favorite class of nuke cruiser. Wish someone would develop a set of plans as I would like to build a 1/96 scale.


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Wrench, Check to see if Wiswesser ever made any drawings. I know he did of the Virginia class. They may not be totally accurate (probably aren't as the Virginia plans weren't), but they would be the only game in town since the gov'ment isn't going to release any plans EVER
John, Great job on the South Carolina :thumbs_up_1: Its nice to finally see some things that we have produced over the years being built. Your So. Carolina, and Carls Josephus Daniels are just the thing to brighten my day.

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