MSW crew-mate Somboon Vongveeranonchai (eddiev200) sends us an interesting display of an OOP DML kit in this MSW "On Display" feature!
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Thanks!
~Gunny
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Soviet Typhoon vs. USS.Dallas
Gunny

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Posted: Monday, July 28, 2008 - 11:24 PM UTC

Tarok

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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 - 12:45 AM UTC
Looks like your transmission got intercepted... your posts bin boarded and hijacked by some scurvy seadog.... you's post's bin torpedoed.... 
Rudi 
 
p.s. all puns intended
Rudi
 
 p.s. all puns intended


Gunny

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Posted: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 - 12:51 AM UTC
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Looks like your transmission got intercepted... your posts bin boarded and hijacked by some scurvy seadog.... you's post's bin torpedoed....
Rudi
p.s. all puns intended
 
 Thanks Rudi!...blasted .html tags!
 
 Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2008 - 06:01 AM UTC
Hi Somboon!
Having these buggers in the stash, and from what I know from these early DML 1/700 submarines, you have tackled the difficulties very well! The hull halves are perfect (the main flaws of these models) and you also managed to get a very convincing paint scheme for the Typhoon - one of the best I have seen!
The Dallas is a more common sight on sub builds, but it's also good (although I would like to hear Tom Hathaway, giving his specialized and knowledgeable input on this particular subject)
Congratulations and keep up
Thanks for sharing Mark!
  
 
Rui
Having these buggers in the stash, and from what I know from these early DML 1/700 submarines, you have tackled the difficulties very well! The hull halves are perfect (the main flaws of these models) and you also managed to get a very convincing paint scheme for the Typhoon - one of the best I have seen!
The Dallas is a more common sight on sub builds, but it's also good (although I would like to hear Tom Hathaway, giving his specialized and knowledgeable input on this particular subject)
Congratulations and keep up
Thanks for sharing Mark!
 
 Rui
JMartine

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Posted: Thursday, July 31, 2008 - 09:18 AM UTC
very nicely done! i like them together, you get WOW "size" difference effect... I have the Typhoon in 350 which I know has a lot of accuracy issues... could you share your paint scheme? Looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing, cheers
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