Step by Step building the IJN Yamato

You are the master of miniature. You must have really done an amazing job to get the photos showing such precise detail. Photography will expose any defect you make and they look good even in that size. How are the repairs coming along.

To say great job PEC...really hope that one day I'll be churning out such masterpieces at your (not-so-tender)age

Cheers
Dottore

Thanks guys for your kind comments.....repairs going well.....and at a fast pace as well.I'm really surpirsed at myself.....hope to post some pics of superstructure next week. god wills it....
In nannu pec

ZE BEAST IS READY
POSTING JUST A FEW PICS ....WILL BRING IT OVER NEXT THURSDAY
ALERWIEH

MORE PICS
IN NANNU PEC

Very nice job Nann , What is next ? Keep up the good work

Well what one could only say..another masterpice impressive lou as always .....prosit... looking foward to see it next thursday ...

Nice job

Holy Crap!

That's .. wow! Impressive.. even for a old guy

Joseph nothing to it my dear friend.....being old u get experience lol lol lol ....in everything ....lol lol lol
Thanks guys for your kind comments.....finally it;s ready....now I'm in a fix what I am going for .....or another ship or a small diorama
Anyway seeu thursday.....
In nannu pec

No question, Pec............. you're da man! Excellent work!

May I comment on the white water? In my opinion it's too concentrated and attached to the ships hull.......... what do you think?




Oh....This is a Lego Yamato!!

Nann you should do the WW1 diorama

Impressive as always Nannu Pec

No sign of the damages she incurred with your mishandling

Joking apart, Awesome piece by all means!!!

I agree with Luke.......WWI dio next

Ray

What a masterpiece!! very impressive, well done.

J

Truly amazing Lou, this is really impressive but then so are the rest of your ships. I do agree with Noel though, i think that the white is a bit too bright/clean. Maybe break it up a bit. I wish i could make waves like you do, it looks absolutely real.

Guys thanks for your kind comments.....Noel these are very close up pics so the white surf really comes out and I wanted to create a demarcation between the dark blue and the starke colour of the beast to make it stand out....The Yamato was an large awesome ship with a very very wide berth...so she created a lot of surf when she was just cruising ....this could easily be remedied with a touch of blue paint...I will have a think...you have to see the model in the flesh I think ....As I have alsways said my photography is total crap
will get it it with me next Thursday....
In nannu pec

Amazing work Lou, it really is a masterpiece. So what is next?

another brilliant masterpeice
btw no luck with 1/72 german ww1 staff cars im afraid

Guz thanks for your kind comments/....WWI 1/72 scale diorama next.....Alex any car of that era wud do.... umbghad nirranga jien.....
Guys took your advice regarding the surf around the beast...after much deliberation....and the scrutinizing eye of my commanding officer aka Mrs Rina Carabott , I had no option but to submit to her stern demands and do something about the surf issue
Hence the surf was toned down a bit.....must admit it looks much better
Marco wud u believe it li I can't find a revell Fokker triplane !!!!
Nahseb will have to send for it...so if u aviation guys making any orders ordnawli wiehed please
Mela c u next Thursday......
VIVA SAN PAWL
In nannu Pec

Prosit Louis

must see it live
D

Well done!!!! Can't wait to see it Thursday...

I have one NAN but it is built. If it is any good to you let me know and i shall give it to you. It is still sitting in my mother's house. It dates back to the MAE times, when we used to meet at the MPFA in Floriana. Those were the days!!

il club kien hemm xi mudelli 1/72 lesti ghantiki ta R..... u hemm Fokker Dr1 issa l erbgha inficcuh....