Tamiya Bismarck

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Tamiya Bismarck

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This is my rendition of the basic Tamiya Kit so I decided to throw some Bells and Whistles at it. I used as many Veteran Models and Photo-Etch Sets plus some Scratchbuilding at it as I could. It also included Sets from North Star Models This is my rendition of the Bismarck. It is a fairly old and basic to start with but am very happy with the Result.....Cheers Mark

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Lovely work mate, you should be very proud of that :clap:
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Very cool! So much small detail work! There's no way my eyes and fingers could manage that.
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Very nicely done
Now just a water diorama with raging sea and crashing wake ;) :D
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:th: Very nice work and looks the bizz to me .Well done that man :clap: :clap: :dance: :thumb2:
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Hawkmoon wrote: Sat Jul 25, 2020 7:21 pm :th: Very nice work and looks the bizz to me .Well done that man :clap: :clap: :dance: :thumb2:
What he said :bow:: :bow:: :clap: :clap: :cheers2:
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Thanks for the comments Gents.....Cheers mark
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Very, very nice :clap: :clap:
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Wow Mark, that is a complete transformation when compared to the basic kit! New deck, plenty of PE, very clean and nice presentation, I would call this one a winner and centerpiece in anyones WW2 ship display. Great job!

This will look great with your Yamato sitting beside it...

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