Trumpeter HMS Abercrombie

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Amazing work Steve! The stuff you put on tanks is clunky by comparison!

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Nice work. I would have gone blind by now trying to that kinda PE work.
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Excellent work Steve, I have a sub in the stash and you are wetting my appetite to do a naval build!
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Mark Aldrich wrote: 16 Mar 2018, 14:27 Nice work. I would have gone blind by now trying to that kinda PE work.
LOL. I already am blind :lol:
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Steve Hutchinson wrote: 16 Mar 2018, 08:03 Looks really fiddly with all the etch rails Steve
The railings weren't too bad. The radar antenna on the gun directors were the worst.
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Adam Durrant wrote: 16 Mar 2018, 19:39 Excellent work Steve, I have a sub in the stash and you are wetting my appetite to do a naval build!
Thanks. I've got a HobbyBoss USS Alaska waiting in the wings when this is done.
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Philipp Gross wrote: 16 Mar 2018, 09:34 Amazing work Steve! The stuff you put on tanks is clunky by comparison!

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Thanks. The armour PE is a lot larger, too.
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Looks positively stunning Steve! :D

Reeeeeeeeeally looking forward to see how this will look with everything painted and the crew figures implemented!
Certainly awesome, that much is certain! :mrgreen:


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Raoul Kunz wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 22:13 Looks positively stunning Steve! :D

Reeeeeeeeeally looking forward to see how this will look with everything painted and the crew figures implemented!
Certainly awesome, that much is certain! :mrgreen:


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Thanks, Raoul.

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Slow and steady progress.

For the last week, I've been working on the masts.

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THe forward mast has this observation 'cabin' set on a platform. This platform was 11 pieces of PE which assembled easily. Below that was some sort of cage that I can't figure out what it was for.

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The after mast has another PE platform. Unfortunately, some of the PE supports got lost to the carpet monster

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I've also added some of the dual 20mm mounts and the 8 barrel pom-pom gun.

Next up, I'll be working on some more PE for the railings.
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