1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
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- Mr. Grumpy
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
I have enough trouble gluing two pieces of plastic together while a Master Artisan can do this.....
He doesn't need to paint his works of art as the quality of work speaks for itself.
He doesn't need to paint his works of art as the quality of work speaks for itself.
- Song Jung Gun
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Thank you Mr Grumpy!
I've made several equipments for ships.
Song.
I've made several equipments for ships.
Song.
Life is short model-warships is too many to make!!
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Fliger747
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Very nice 5"38 practice units and cable spools!
Great work! Tom
Great work! Tom
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KevinYoung
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Song truly you are gifted your work is simply beautiful.
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Fliger747
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
After clicking the photo I see the cable reels are for a towed array. Nice, as well as the wooden props and even a hand wheel on the scuttle!
Cheers: T
Cheers: T
- Song Jung Gun
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Thank you Tom, Kevin Young!
I've done this model during 7months.
It's unhappy I dont have detailed photos.
Your Song.
I've done this model during 7months.
It's unhappy I dont have detailed photos.
Your Song.
Life is short model-warships is too many to make!!
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Fliger747
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Very elegant in an unusual and individual modeling style! A pretty narrow base for display, but I assume you have no cats or frequent earthquakes.
Looking forward to the adventures of the next project!
Regards: Tom
Looking forward to the adventures of the next project!
Regards: Tom
- Song Jung Gun
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Fliger747 wrote:Very elegant in an unusual and individual modeling style! A pretty narrow base for display, but I assume you have no cats or frequent earthquakes.
Looking forward to the adventures of the next project!
Regards: Tom
Thank you, Tom!
I always like raw wood and to make someting.
I use wide panel for display model.
I've made slot around the outside of panel.
The arcryle cover is prevent to dust and cats ,children's hands.
The model is fixed screw nails under the panel.
your Song.
Life is short model-warships is too many to make!!
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
WOW, simply WOW
The level of craftmanship in this is simply astonishing, I cant think of anything else to say really
The level of craftmanship in this is simply astonishing, I cant think of anything else to say really
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Re: 1/144 Fletcher class destroyer
Song:
Great to review your old projects. Inspiration to continue scratching away at as many components I can. Making good progress on the 40 mm twin Bofors. I haven't yet devised a good method of scratch building the bulwark racks for holding the 40 mm clips.
Cheers: Tom
Great to review your old projects. Inspiration to continue scratching away at as many components I can. Making good progress on the 40 mm twin Bofors. I haven't yet devised a good method of scratch building the bulwark racks for holding the 40 mm clips.
Cheers: Tom