Battleship "Schleswig - Holstein"/ GPM Nr.218 /1

Jim Krauzlis

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Hi, Christophe! :D

Excellent job on the hull! :D

I'm glad you have encountered no fitting problems, but I am certain they would not present the slightest problem even if they existed. :D

Such a beautiful model to behold, I am very thankful for your posts and especially your superb photos.

Warmest greetings,

Jim
 

barry

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Hi Christophe

I will be happy if I can ever get my bollards to soooooooooooooo consistent beautiful work.

regards

barry
 

tino

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Hi Christophe,
you are the main reason for I buy the Akitsushima and build it.
Your work is always so perfect and very fast, I wich I could have your skill.
Regards
Tino
 

Jim Krauzlis

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Great photos, Christophe!
The forward house is coming out superbly. :D

I'm not sure what you meant by the "props" being pulled plastic...I know what process you talking about, heating and pulling plastic sprues, but I'm not sure what you mean by "props"...I'm familiar with that referring to the propellers, but I didn't seem them in the photos you posted. Could you be referring to the yards on the mast?

In any event, outstanding, awesome work, my friend!

Looking forward to your next update.

Cheers!

Jim
 

barry

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Jim

Christophe means the girders holding the bridge wings up.(as in pit props)

Christophe

Triumph as always

barry
 

Scorpio

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Hello friends,

It farther goes with the constructions. Finally, the stands for lifeboats are also ready and the chimneys. Till present everything fits extremely well. The model is the right quality GPM!!
Here a few photos of the construction

Greeting
Christoph
 

Jim Krauzlis

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As always, a very crisp and clean build, Christophe! :D

I see many struts or "props" under some of the upper deck wings that add a great deal of interest to your build. Beautiful work, indeed!

She's an awesome build! :shock:

Cheers!

Jim
 

Scorpio

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Hello friends,
Now I might show a few new pictures of the ship.
Back mast and small one were based are already ready, I have already inserted the anchor cable etc.
I wish a lot joke with look
http://www.kartonbau.de/thread.php?threadid=1091&sid=&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=4

Greeting
Christoph

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