Bismarck 1:200 GPM 22'2011 Nr.182

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

 

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

It's the lower part of the hull.
1. make 2 copies of the frame parts, 1 copy of the shell parts
2. build the original frame.
3. cut the copies out, make sure they are smaller than original frames and shells
4. put the frame copies to the corresponding position and stick the inner shell parts.
5. polish the hull

 

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

The following pictures show the method how to build a inner unit of the hull.

I believe inner frames and shells can support the original shell parts and make the hull beautiful.

 

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

1:200 Halinski Scharnhorst
Work I did in 2012
A short review of this method

 

[Sulaire]

Looks good - is that still mostly cardstock?

 

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

Looks good - is that still mostly cardstock?

different thickness
100% cardstock

 

[Uwek]

Your hull is looking very good - especially in this size (length) it is not easy to produce a rigged and smooth hull
Very good - I am looking forward to see more of your model

 

[zoly99sask]

How is is the build coming along?

 

[SAIL AND SAIL MODEL]

Project had been suspended.
I've been busy moving.
I have no spare time for this year.

 

[zoly99sask]

We are waiting for you patiently,whenever you are ready!

 

[Hoffy]

Hey Zoly I have a friend whom is Polish he has built some amazing card kit models sailing ships, modern fighter aircraft, and destroyer, battleship he has a number of the card kits like the one you show in the first pick,geez they look complicated and soooo many parts I momentarily thought it would be cool to build the 1945 Missouri but naaaahh, not yet need to get more skilled, anyway I tip my hat to tour progress so far that hull is awesome and it doesn't look like card at all testament to your craftsmanship.