1/250 Antarctica survey ship "SOYA" progress
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11 29 August 2019, 07:47
USS CYCLOPS АвторHi Holger,no not exactly, this one here is a complete ship kit from Pontos. The kit has a quite staggering amount of PE parts
29 August 2019, 09:28
Holger KranichA complete kit by Pontos? Jaw dropping! So you need tons of superglue!😉
29 August 2019, 09:43
USS CYCLOPS Автор@Holger thanks Holger, sorry I uh accidentally disabled your comment. Just pressed the wrong button
29 August 2019, 10:38
Bryn CrandellWOW! You weren't kidding when you said a lot of PE. Looks amazing though.
29 August 2019, 11:44
USS CYCLOPS АвторThanks guys for all your kind support,????, I'm currently steaming full ahead on this kit, and again thanks for staying tuned on my update, much appreciated!
29 August 2019, 13:13
Holger KranichOne question: Do you solder or glue the etch? Or mix both up? This is a project right for my taste!
29 August 2019, 13:32
USS CYCLOPS Автор@Holger, mostly CA cement. The superstructure doesnt have bear any stress other than the radar tower, so it's completely fine using only glues to secure the whole thing.
29 August 2019, 15:17
TimWow you bought this. One of the most detailed civilian an ship kits es out there I think.. good luck.
30 August 2019, 23:33
TimThink you need to link to this kit SOYA The Third Antarctica Ob..Pontos Model 25001R1, 1:250) as its in the database
30 August 2019, 23:44
Slavo HazuchaGreat topic & superb details... And they even remain visible with the light installatin... Big-scale shipbuilding at it's best 👍
31 August 2019, 11:05
Tom ...Wow this is incredible! I don't think I've seen such a detailed kit. Jaw dropping!!! Amazing work!
8 November 2019, 18:31
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Just took a liking to research vessels and survey ships. Partly due to their various eye-catching meteorology instruments fitted to the decks. I started building this ship in a quite unorthodox way of building her bridge first. The wheelhouse features a quite detailed photo-etch interior,has all bells and whitles like engine telegraphs,pelorus,and binnacles. I illuminated the wheelhouse using a small LED lamp to make the interior more visible from the outside.