The Seawise Giant hull taking its general shape .A lot of putty and a lot of sanding but i am pleased the main hull lines are correct in scale and pretty straight .This is going to be placed in a dio depicting it as it was crossing the Hormuz straits and along side it the USS Iowa which was patrolling in that area at the time (1988).The difference in size is more than obvious.This ship must have been quite a spectacle when viewed in real time .I thought i ll take a few quick shots against a US carrier too just to get a better understanding how big that thing was.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
The Seawise Giant hull taking its general shape .A lot of putty and a lot of sanding but i am pleased the main hull lines are correct in scale and pretty straight .This is going to be placed in a dio depicting it as it was crossing the Hormuz straits and along side it the USS Iowa which was patrolling in that area at the time (1988).The difference in size is more than obvious.This ship must have been quite a spectacle when viewed in real time .I thought i ll take a few quick shots against a US carrier too just to get a better understanding how big that thing was.
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Suddenly I realized that Americans had "pocket battleships" ;)
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Adam
evadam.pl
Hi, can you tell me how you got the ship plans, I read somewhere you got one from paper model, where can I find this ? I am currently looking for plans to build an oil tanker or cargo ship, do you know where I can find these ?
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the Plans i am using are from the 1/400 JSC paper model of Jahre Viking.
ReplyDeleteLooks great so far, Kostas.
ReplyDeleteWhat scale is this one?
Best regards,
Aop Aur.
1/700
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