Hi All
Again, on behalf of our friend Thomas Schröeder, here is another excellent workmanship in a very diminute scale, 1:1250!
It is Thomas favorite scale, and if you have built a 1/700 scale ship... it''s almost half of the size, but Thomas keeps the level of detail very high!
This time he brings us a RAS Scene in Western Pacific 1944
Enjoy!
Thank you so much for your cooperation Thomas!
Skipper
R.A.S. in Western Pacific 1944 Feature
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Thanks!
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R.A.S. in Western Pacific 1944Posted: Thursday, June 01, 2006 - 05:24 PM UTC
Gunny
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Posted: Thursday, June 01, 2006 - 06:54 PM UTC
Amazing work, once again!
Geez, and 1/700 makes my eyes cross! This stuff is amazing, isn't it? Thanks so much to both Thomas Schroeder for the feature, and to Skipper for bringing it to us!
~Gunny
Geez, and 1/700 makes my eyes cross! This stuff is amazing, isn't it? Thanks so much to both Thomas Schroeder for the feature, and to Skipper for bringing it to us!
~Gunny
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Posted: Thursday, June 01, 2006 - 07:53 PM UTC
Outstanding job there.
Halfyank
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Posted: Thursday, June 01, 2006 - 08:40 PM UTC
Truly amazing work. I just want to know one thing. Where did he get the trained ants to do the work? :-)
Ripster
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Posted: Thursday, June 01, 2006 - 11:57 PM UTC
Superb work! I'm struggling with half as much detail in 1/700 scale...
Ripster
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Posted: Friday, June 02, 2006 - 12:08 AM UTC
To see some more superbly detailed ships from another modeller, have a look at this model of HMS Warspite
95bravo
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Posted: Friday, June 02, 2006 - 09:18 AM UTC
OMG!
I'm in awe...truly.
You beat me to it Rodger, I was going to say fleas. :-)
I'm in awe...truly.
You beat me to it Rodger, I was going to say fleas. :-)
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Posted: Friday, June 02, 2006 - 11:33 PM UTC
As a young kid I remember getting the ALNAVCO catalog and drooling over the 1200 scale kits I couldn't afford at the time I think they all ran in the $10 area when you could go out and buy the big Revell versions for $4. While with my family in Germany (summer home from college) I remember going into a toy store in Munich and seeintg a ton of the Neptun and other stuff, but I was with some German friends who were in a hurry to be doing something else and I was on their dime. This stuff is remarkablly well detailed for its size. Of course Rui's friend takes it so much further. I especially admire his scenic backdrops as it makes his work look so much more realistic. Fine scale modeler I think has some advertising in it that can direct you to the small scales. There was one company that put out about 2 dozen plastic kits in this scale that were very nicely done. They were inexpesive and included some Italian BB's as well. Sure wish I could find some of those.