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HMS Bounty 1:48 Artesania Latina
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Very nice, the lighting gives the whole thing a ghostly look,
Cheers Andy
Cheers Andy
It's looking great mate!
I must say, I'm very impressed with your obvious craftsmanship and the way you have done this model so far.
I was going to buy this kit years ago, but decided to do something very similar to the ROYAL CAROLINE instead.
Havagooday mate
Greg
I must say, I'm very impressed with your obvious craftsmanship and the way you have done this model so far.
I was going to buy this kit years ago, but decided to do something very similar to the ROYAL CAROLINE instead.
Havagooday mate
Greg
Very nice model, I was just waiting for Captain Bligh to walk through the door, thank you for sharing,
best regards John.
best regards John.
Beautiful detailing.
Immaculate workmanship there mematie!
Very good work - many thanks for sharing with us 
Awesome looking Build very nice details and the lighting brings it all together. Outstanding Work
Great looking ship. The detail is amazing.
Congratulations on a spectacular build to be Very proud of. Looks awesome.
Absolutely magnificent - I love it - the lighting - the pictures of interior are very life-like and real. Just incredible work.
sorry JScolum but everything I wanted to say is already said by our colegas builders they were quicker than me so I just say ....... beautiful
Greetings
Willy
Greetings
Willy
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Great enhancement to the original model, well done sir. May I ask you for your wiring diagram and any other relevant advice ?
I hid the 9V battery in the hold making a package out of it. With such a long cable that it can be hidden under the package. The switch is behind the rod, longitudinal frame such as the airplane one so that it does not get damaged. I made two soldering points from old electronic boards. One in the front, one in the back, because of the cargo space, I didn't want to let go of so many cables
The calculator will do the rest. I connected max 3 LEDs in series and to a common solder point whit 1 resistor. It's just in case some LED dies Ideally they should be made on plugs in case of replacement. Today it all depends on your fantasy.
I have one more such set. Someone traded with me for another ready-made model, the next one will be even more spectacular
http://ledcalc.com/
My private collection is growing strong All models in the photos below are 1: 100 1:64 scale and bigger 2.5 m long max
Each one built from scratch. This is an absolutely professional work. All in museum quality.
Maybe one day I will post some models on the forum
The calculator will do the rest. I connected max 3 LEDs in series and to a common solder point whit 1 resistor. It's just in case some LED dies Ideally they should be made on plugs in case of replacement. Today it all depends on your fantasy.
I have one more such set. Someone traded with me for another ready-made model, the next one will be even more spectacular
http://ledcalc.com/
My private collection is growing strong
All models in the photos below are 1: 100 1:64 scale and bigger 2.5 m long max Each one built from scratch. This is an absolutely professional work. All in museum quality.
Maybe one day I will post some models on the forum
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