MSW Crew-mate Kym Knight (Rab) sends in another artful presentation of his build of IJN Kongo (September 1944), in this "On Display" Feature!

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Thanks!
~Gunny

Awesome work Kym......very, very impressive.......a very intensive project indeed....
well done ......
Id'd love to come and see your work in the flesh...looks so very impressive
Best Regards
Louis
Malta

Another beautiful build!

Instead of gluing the thing to the table, you may try to heat up a few spots in the lower part of the hull, bending the ends down. Once the plastic gets hard, you'll have succeeded in bending it down permanently. I know it works when you want to bend massive steel structures, but I'd recommend a few training sessions for plastic. Maybe you can use the lower halves.

Wonderful work Kym!

Muzzle plugs in the main guns. Unbelievable. You must either have one of those shrink rays to shrink yourself down to do this kind of detail work or the enarging verion to increas the size of the parts

Incedable as usual

Really impressive work. I can't imagine the time spent on this one.

Holy Ship is that thing beautiful!!!!!!

Stunning work sir, may I ask how you made the splinter paddings?

There's nothing like a Japanese battleship for baroque architecture! I love the multi-layered approach to the funnel tops, BTW..

Can you imagine what Kym could do with a Fuso?

--Karl

awesome! It's a complete scene in addition to being great work