1/350 Missouri 1945.9.2

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Bart Goesaert
I don't envy you painting that crew... but sure a nice ship at a truly important moment in her history...

 5 November 2019, 14:25

gorby
That's pretty incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 5 November 2019, 15:48

Zach Wilson
this is monumental

 5 November 2019, 16:30

Treehugger
Heh, the figures, must have cost more than the kit itself I suspect, if they cost the same as the ones from North Star Models.

Lovely looking model. 🙂

 5 November 2019, 17:04

Konrad -
unbelievable and great in one...
Awesome

 5 November 2019, 18:53

Holger Kranich
Hat off... Do you maybe like to post some "WIP" piccies? 🙂
I could imagine that many would be interested. 👍

 5 November 2019, 19:48

Holger Kranich
I love your patience so many figures...

 5 November 2019, 19:51

Andy W.
I'm speechless about all the detailwork

 5 November 2019, 20:15

Mirage2000C Forfatter
I will consider adding some process to record the picture.

 6 November 2019, 00:27

Spanjaard
impresssive. and getting those figures painted.... respect!

 6 November 2019, 00:38

Norbert Steffens
Impressive...I'm speechless. How many figures are on the ship?

 6 November 2019, 04:53

Steven Van Dyck
I thought I was having a lot of those on rhe Princeton.But those shiuld be about 8 times a full North Star set... Impressive. I seem to notice a few 2D figures, like on the stairs to the conning tower?

 6 November 2019, 06:10

Neuling
Wow!

 6 November 2019, 06:43

Mirage2000C Forfatter
TO
Steven Van Dyck ：yes

 6 November 2019, 07:44

Michael Hickey
Simply awe inspiring, easiest the best model of USS Missouri I've ever seen.👍👍👍

 6 November 2019, 10:24

Album info

Tamiya's plate, lionroar's etching plate cover, designed a little etching plate for adding details. The scene of Missouri accepting Japan's surrender in Tokyo Bay was made, mainly using fujimi's plastic crew and about 100 resin crew, totaling about 1500 people.

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