Uss Iowa 1:300 Gpm

chapuzas100

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I occurred to account the chain as large as when it was put. I thank to the commentaries on the errors so that of them I learn much more that of the good commentaries.

Thanks Ski and a greeting.

PD: Greater they have been left the stairs.
 

chapuzas100

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Progresses

These are the progresses of the model. The details in wire have been great, but it is the best thing than I have been able to do.

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Un saludo
 

chapuzas100

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Hello everybody, not long ago that work in this model, gives me a lot of punishment on the shelf to see him, I decided to ride across the stern, I left a lot by assembling parts and this is the aspect that it has today.

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Un saludo
 
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Beautiful, however if I may, it appears the anchor chain is a bit over scale. Otherwise I find your work very nice indeed.
 

chapuzas100

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Hello everybody, all things come to an end, my model of the USS Iowa has also come to an end.

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In these photos you can see the model completely finished



Details stern to bow



and now bow to stern



and now "artistic" photography



As a final assessment I would say that the model despite being very old fits very well, the problems I have had to interpret diagrams assembly but I found a forum in German, the assembly of the Misouri of the same period and from the same manufacturer and with These images got finish mine.

A greeting

chapuzas100
 

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Congratulations Chapuzas100. This is a wonderful model. Very expert craftsmanship.

This will make a fine addition to your collection. Thanks for sharing it with us!