Hi Moarein,
Your Victory is looking great, I'll take your word on the 5068 knots.
Cheers,
Stephen.
HMS Victory - 1/100 Heller [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Your Victory is looking great, I'll take your word on the 5068 knots.
Cheers,
Stephen.
I like your victory and the woody feel of the plastic model, especially the yellow color scheme. I will experiment with these colors on my surprise.
I now have HMS Surprise and HMS Vanguard, and I will buy HMS in the future. Victory, I am learning to make Nelson camouflage.
It's splendid.
Hello again
I was a little late with the ship, because I decided to make a present for my daughter for Christmas. It took me about a month to invent it and do ...
She is a big Harry Potter fan and has all the books.
I decided to make her a small diorama, which is placed on the shelf between the books.
I used different waste trees - maple, pear and walnut.
Оn the left is Olivander's magic wand shop, on the right is something like a bookstore, at the bottom is the door of the Gringotts bakery
The walls are made of plastic, the lighting is made of 3 volt LEDs. Power supply - 2 batteries x 1.5 volts.
It turned out to be something like a box within a box.
I'm showing some pictures, I'm sorry it's off topic.
Greetings and Merry Christmas to all!
I was a little late with the ship, because I decided to make a present for my daughter for Christmas. It took me about a month to invent it and do ...
She is a big Harry Potter fan and has all the books.
I decided to make her a small diorama, which is placed on the shelf between the books.
I used different waste trees - maple, pear and walnut.
Оn the left is Olivander's magic wand shop, on the right is something like a bookstore, at the bottom is the door of the Gringotts bakery
The walls are made of plastic, the lighting is made of 3 volt LEDs. Power supply - 2 batteries x 1.5 volts.
It turned out to be something like a box within a box.
I'm showing some pictures, I'm sorry it's off topic.
Greetings and Merry Christmas to all!
Well, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who temporarily left the navy modelling for making book-nooks
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Wow, wonderful work, it's looks beautiful!Hello again
I was a little late with the ship, because I decided to make a present for my daughter for Christmas. It took me about a month to invent it and do ...
She is a big Harry Potter fan and has all the books.
I decided to make her a small diorama, which is placed on the shelf between the books.
I used different waste trees - maple, pear and walnut.
Оn the left is Olivander's magic wand shop, on the right is something like a bookstore, at the bottom is the door of the Gringotts bakery
The walls are made of plastic, the lighting is made of 3 volt LEDs. Power supply - 2 batteries x 1.5 volts.
It turned out to be something like a box within a box.
I'm showing some pictures, I'm sorry it's off topic.
Greetings and Merry Christmas to all!
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no doubt that she will be glued
merry Christmas
Bonjour,
Votre travail est absolument magnifique.
Votre travail est absolument magnifique.
I am really impressed with your diorama, very realistic! The skills (once have one) can be applied to anything, pretty much!
Fantastic. There's always a bit of magic in taking a kit and turning into a model ship, so this feel appropriate to me. And it looks great as well.
Hi Moarein,Hello again
I was a little late with the ship, because I decided to make a present for my daughter for Christmas. It took me about a month to invent it and do ...
She is a big Harry Potter fan and has all the books.
I decided to make her a small diorama, which is placed on the shelf between the books.
I used different waste trees - maple, pear and walnut.
Оn the left is Olivander's magic wand shop, on the right is something like a bookstore, at the bottom is the door of the Gringotts bakery
The walls are made of plastic, the lighting is made of 3 volt LEDs. Power supply - 2 batteries x 1.5 volts.
It turned out to be something like a box within a box.
I'm showing some pictures, I'm sorry it's off topic.
Greetings and Merry Christmas to all!
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Fantastic work, nothing like a home made gift, something your daughter will treasure.
Cheers,
Stephen.
I mean it when I say that this is truly magical. I have seen this kind of bookshelf lightbox diorama before, but this one is particularly good, and I can only imagine you are as excited to watch your daughter open it as she will be to receive it. Incredible effort, here!
Just Great !!!
Looking great Moarein,
The plastic Dolphin striker is flimsy, on my Victory I re-made it from brass.
Cheers,
Stephen.
The colored sail is looking very realistic 
This is the idea.The colored sail is looking very realistic
I have tried different canvas materials on this scale over the years, and gradually came to the conclusion that they are best obtained from ... rice paper ...