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The beloved Ships in Scale Magazine is back and charting a new course for 2026! Discover new skills, new techniques, and new inspirations in every issue. NOTE THAT OUR NEXT ISSUE WILL BE July/August 2026 |
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Hello Lidong, I have the utmost respect for your ship modelling work! It is a magnificent sailing ship and a joy to look at. Your work and skill are masterful. Thank you very much for your excellent detailed photos.The Russian company MASTER KORABEL has produced an excellent 1/72 Polotsk kit, but I felt it was too small. So I enlarged the hull to 1/48, making it look much taller. I purchased copper cannons, and all the parts were made by myself
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Hello, first, we need to polish the parts smooth, and then apply the Kureha C92 model paintI love your model! Wonderfully clean build, congratulations! I am very impressed with the finish on many of the ship's elements. In particular the black finish on your spars. Would you please offer your method on how you achieved such a blemish free finish. Thanks for sharing your work.
Hello, the fabric was purchased online, and it's actually not very good. The fabric is a bit thickHello Lidong, I have to whole-heartedly agree with Holger! Your model is a joy to look at and I am sure you are proud of her.
I think you did a magnificent job on her sails, what material did you use for these?

