Hobby Boss Arizona in 1:350 with extras

[Ronald61]

Hi all,

After my Vikingship build here the next build; Arizona. The kit has some history and sat in my stash untill early 2018. I bought the Eduard models Big Ed set and a Artwox wooden deck. Started building and found it needed metal barrels from Master Model which I ordered through Super-Hobby in Poland. End of januari 2018 I was this far:

20210510_155333 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Then it became january 2021 and it sat boxed on my shelf:

50794050378_e600450122_c by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Hmmmmm.... time to go on! End of 2021 we would have the 80 year anniversary of Pearl Harbour, what a deadline to have?:

50794050573_b11a9d1479_c by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

The work done untill that point; Did all the sidewall-PE:

20210511_134244 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Did some superstructure:

20210511_182735 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Scratched a rudder that was missing:

20210514_114708 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Tried some colour on the hull:

20210520_133609 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

And..... stashed her. She went into a small cabinet with some other stuff:

20260623_110040 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Untill this week, it started to itch. The vikingship build was ending and 2026 would give us 85 years PH! So Ronald thought; let us start again!!
This is out of her box

Untill this week, it started to itch. The vikingship build was ending and 2026 would give us 85 years PH! So Ronald thought; let us start again!!
This is out of her box after checking all was there (and all was!):

After checking all was there (and all was!) put her up on the bench:

20260623_110835 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Mmmmhhhh... interesting. Should be possible to finish her december 2026!

So; from here I will go on. Slowly but steady. So follow along!

 

[Bryian]

That’s a great ship model. I built this in 1/200 scale myself using aftermarket 3d printed components.

 

[Bill-R]

Hello Ronald,
Very nice work on your Arizona. I see you got a good supply of photo etched parts. I have an Arizona and a USS Indianapolis waiting in the wings. I am sure I will enjoy and learn a great deal from following your thread.

Bill

 

[Jimsky]

Hi all,

After my Vikingship build here the next build; Arizona. The kit has some history and sat in my stash untill early 2018. I bought the Eduard models Big Ed set and a Artwox wooden deck. Started building and found it needed metal barrels from Master Model which I ordered through Super-Hobby in Poland. End of januari 2018 I was this far:

20210510_155333 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Then it became january 2021 and it sat boxed on my shelf:

50794050378_e600450122_c by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Hmmmmm.... time to go on! End of 2021 we would have the 80 year anniversary of Pearl Harbour, what a deadline to have?:

50794050573_b11a9d1479_c by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

The work done untill that point; Did all the sidewall-PE:

20210511_134244 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Did some superstructure:

20210511_182735 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Scratched a rudder that was missing:

20210514_114708 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Tried some colour on the hull:

20210520_133609 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

And..... stashed her. She went into a small cabinet with some other stuff:

20260623_110040 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Untill this week, it started to itch. The vikingship build was ending and 2026 would give us 85 years PH! So Ronald thought; let us start again!!
This is out of her box

Untill this week, it started to itch. The vikingship build was ending and 2026 would give us 85 years PH! So Ronald thought; let us start again!!
This is out of her box after checking all was there (and all was!):

After checking all was there (and all was!) put her up on the bench:

20260623_110835 by Ronald Halma, on Flickr

Mmmmhhhh... interesting. Should be possible to finish her december 2026!

So; from here I will go on. Slowly but steady. So follow along!

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