Finished VATERLAND pics

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mellotronage

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Hope this works, as this is my first try at posting pics.....
This is one of my first kits. It's the 1:400 VATERLAND from J.F. Schreiber.
I enjoyed it so much, I bought their TITANIC & NIEUW AMSTERDAM kits yesterday.
I feel so daring these days, I even bought a JSC kit! (Edmund Fitzgerald):grin:
 
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mellotronage

New Member
Mar 9, 2007
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Southern NJ, USA
Hope this works, as this is my first try at posting pics.....
This is one of my first kits. It's the 1:400 VATERLAND from J.F. Schreiber.
I enjoyed it so much, I bought their TITANIC & NIEUW AMSTERDAM kits yesterday.
I feel so daring these days, I even bought a JSC kit! (Edmund Fitzgerald):grin:
 
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David T. Okamura

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Very impressive work! I experimented in reducing this model to 1:700 scale, and it's still about 16.5 inches long. That project's on indefinite hold since I wanted to open up the prominade and boat deck, and I was unsatisfied with the deck texture. Now I'm wondering about building this model in 1:1200 scale to go with Ralph Currell's new Titanic.

I also wanted to depict the S.S. Vaterland in her later career as the S.S. Leviathan. See: http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/britannic/images/4_leviathan.jpg

Good luck with your Titanic and Nieuw Amsterdam!
 
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David T. Okamura

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Jan 30, 2005
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Very impressive work! I experimented in reducing this model to 1:700 scale, and it's still about 16.5 inches long. That project's on indefinite hold since I wanted to open up the prominade and boat deck, and I was unsatisfied with the deck texture. Now I'm wondering about building this model in 1:1200 scale to go with Ralph Currell's new Titanic.

I also wanted to depict the S.S. Vaterland in her later career as the S.S. Leviathan. See: http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/britannic/images/4_leviathan.jpg

Good luck with your Titanic and Nieuw Amsterdam!
 
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