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Enterprize CAF Model improvement of the kit with complete interiors [COMPLETED BUILD]
Nice to here you are doing fine after COVID. That pictures shows with real perspective the size of the ship. WOW. Very nicely done !!!
Daniel
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Your ship work is excellent and one of best detailed I have seen.
Nice auto collection on the wall behind you as well.
Having built this kit myself a few years ago, I reckon its in a class above almost every other ship model kit.
wow - very good work
and your model is one of the rare ones, that I like the painting of the walls, in red and light grey (salon) -> on your model it is looking very realistic.
Which kind or brand of colors / paints are you using?
and your model is one of the rare ones, that I like the painting of the walls, in red and light grey (salon) -> on your model it is looking very realistic.
Which kind or brand of colors / paints are you using?
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Good afternoon, sorry I have some doubts about the gunboats as they are aligned with the bridge line
As colors I use Vallejo acrylics For pear wood use Turapori LIBERON fixative, e LIBERON shellac finish
Unfortunately there was a misalignment on some hatches. But now it can no longer be corrected
Was the mis alignment due to error in the kit or how you cut them into the frames? Just wondering as I have this kit and will try to correct it if it is a kit design error. But it still looks awesome and not many would catch that except on a model ship forum….
Great detail. Congratulations on a fine build.
Great to see Admiral Sir Erasmus Gower's portrait next to Nelson's. As a Vice Admiral he probably would have been involved at Trafalgar except that he was Governor and Commander in Chief in Newfoundland at the time.
