Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
rear structure finished.
mast parts are brass rod.
mast parts are brass rod.
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
hull portholes in place ! at last ! about 170 !
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rudder has a wrong shape and needs to be corrected like this :
before :
after :
before :
after :
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
hull painted
and alps home printed decals for white watermarks and pennant, golden name
and alps home printed decals for white watermarks and pennant, golden name
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
decals in place and hull varnished
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
As a side note, "Torpedoes" of the US Civil War era were what we would call "mines" today as Whitehead's invention was a ways down the road.
Ship's coming along nicely! Cheers: Tom
Ship's coming along nicely! Cheers: Tom
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
various hawser/berthing/... reels done.
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
main mast done in soldered brass parts
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Very credible representation of HMS Cossack! I'm impressed!
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
Hello Mister you, nice work on this "Tribal", I look after !
Jean
Jean
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
Thank you !
I confess I did not received so much encouragement for long.
Build is finished, however I have to varnish upper part of ship, and do rigging in uschi line.
I confess I did not received so much encouragement for long.
Build is finished, however I have to varnish upper part of ship, and do rigging in uschi line.
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
main mast done, and ship has been dullcoated by airbrush.
I will rig it with Uschi line, my usual method. And then, just add awaiting small deck features (pompom, guns, boats, torp launcher,...).
I will rig it with Uschi line, my usual method. And then, just add awaiting small deck features (pompom, guns, boats, torp launcher,...).
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
some rigging and fittings pictures
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Nice work on this "Tribal"
Jean
mp is coming
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mp is coming
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
Congrats on getting this project completed. Nailed that rigging!
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I managed to finish rigging today !
everything in place, and flag added.
everything in place, and flag added.
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flag technique using thin chocolate metal foil.
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
You may be proud of yourself, you did the Cossack justice!
Did you think of a particular epsode in her history btw? I would guess you modelled her about the Altmark incident or maybe the final battle around the Bismarck. Commander Vian anyway.
Did you think of a particular epsode in her history btw? I would guess you modelled her about the Altmark incident or maybe the final battle around the Bismarck. Commander Vian anyway.
"I've heard there's a wicked war a-blazing, and the taste of war I know so very well
Even now I see the foreign flag a-raising, their guns on fire as we sail into hell"
Roger Whittaker +9/13/2023
Even now I see the foreign flag a-raising, their guns on fire as we sail into hell"
Roger Whittaker +9/13/2023
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
I thought about post Altmark incident, because I wanted some eyecatching feature like white pennant numbers, as those were added after incident.
Otherwise, a plain grey hull would have been somewhat empty.
Otherwise, a plain grey hull would have been somewhat empty.
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Re: Tribal class (1/350 Trumpeter)
Ooops !
I forgot the two bridge semaphores ! scratchbuilt with railing parts.
I forgot the two bridge semaphores ! scratchbuilt with railing parts.
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