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Bounty Revell scale 1/110 (Extra detail experiment)

Proof that there's no such thing as a bad kit. What a superb job of taking a mediocre model and turning it into an absolute gem. Very Well Done !!
It was top of the line as far as I was concerned around 1961. :D
 
Well done Patrick.
Michael D.
Just gone through this from start to finish, most excellent and thank you for taking the time to take all the pictures. Thumbsup
Very impressive.
Great job, thanks for sharing !!
I built this model about thirty years ago, and thought I'd gone above and beyond, but Holy Toledo, this is magnificent.

That subtle blue color is fantastic.
Proof that there's no such thing as a bad kit. What a superb job of taking a mediocre model and turning it into an absolute gem. Very Well Done !!
It was top of the line as far as I was concerned around 1961. :D
Thanks everyone for the nice comments.

Btw, a bounty build around 1961.... Backer64 was still in the design phase at that time ROTF
 
"bolts, nails" and cleaning the rudder.

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Beautiful and impressive work! Plastic ship modeling can be just as impressive as wood if done with patience and care. In fact, wood is much more forgiving. You are well on the way to building a serious model!
 
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