Proof

However, you will need to wait a little more until I can figure out a better way to take pictures and also do a full write up on the whole build.

Hi Madwolf,

Thats the problem with this hobby, not only do you need to be able to make the subject but you are then expected to be able to operate a camera, impossible (LOL)

On a more serious note your model is looking good and I for one look forward to seeing a write up and blow by blow account of how you went about building what looks like a first class model.

When you do the write up could I be so rude as to ask you to mention the reference material you used, ie for any modifications you made to flood vent holes , I for one would really find that interesting and helpful.

PeteV

Ahoy Ion,
I'll join in with me mate Villi here and say that I too can't wait to read about your trials and tribulations with this build, for sure...(and I know that you've had a few "nail-biters" along the way! ) Looking Great!
Cheers,
~Gunny

Knowing Ion's great sense of formula, this SBS is certainly worth the wait
I really like the picture you took of your model, it shows a good sense of texture.
As for taking photographs, as it's an international website, that you won't run through every home in the world showing your model, i guess the pictures you will take of your model will be the model itself for most, so don't be a hurry, take a deep breath and try and try again until they look quite great

JB

Awesome work Ion!

Looks very good Ion
I'll second everyone request for a Feature SBS

Skipper

Thanks for the compliments guys. Don't get your hopes up too much though this model was meant for learning some techniques only. Of course, I decided to make it a little better, which is why it missed DDD2 by oh a couple of days...or so

I didn't spend too much time on the write up since I have a lot of other work to do now, but if you have any questions, feel free to ask here. My next model is going to be a 1/48 MiG-29 UB, but after that I have a fully loaded Bismarck waiting. Oh boy! (after that another aircraft and then the extremely fully loaded 1/72 VIIC)

I've just sent the email to Mark. I would appreciate any criticism you can throw at me since I try to improve my skills and learn something new any chance I get.