1/700 DKM Tirpitz in fjord 1942
1/700 DKM Tirpitz
Dragon & Eduard
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1/700 DKM Tirpitz
Dragon & Eduard
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Rob Pollock said on August 24, 2017
Another compact and convincing ship diorama, Won-hui. Very nicely presented.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. ^^
Paolo Ruffato said on August 24, 2017
I agree with Rob!!!! A little and beautiful masterpiece.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. have a nice day. ^^
Morne Meyer said on August 24, 2017
These little dios are true masterpieces worthy of display in a maritime museum!!! Well done!!!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
You flatter me immensely.
Craig Abrahamson said on August 24, 2017
I can but only concur with the above. I’d like to see your entire collection sometime. Must be quite an impressive display.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. I want to make a private gallery in a few years. If I could do so, I would like to invite many people.
Johannes Gerl said on August 24, 2017
Man, have you ever been to Scandinavia? I invite Martin (@editor) who lives in Scandinavia to comment, but the rocks you modeled, color- and texture-wise, they look exactly like the real thing up there.
Very, very impressive!
Editor said on August 24, 2017
That’s right, you’ve captured the landscape quite perfectly!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
You flatter me immensely.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. I want to visit Scandinavia once. It is so far from Korea, but I really want to go there because it is a beautiful place.
Greg Kittinger said on August 24, 2017
Beautiful work, especially for the scale!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. ^^
Robert Royes said on August 24, 2017
After seeing your great work I don’t know if I can do another ship, great job!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
You flatter me immensely. There are many more masterpieces and fantastic modellers in the world. ^^
David A. Thomas said on August 24, 2017
Won-hui, master of the sea…
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
You flatter me immensely. ^^ I’m not yet. I’m still clumsy.
Björn Leichsenring said on August 25, 2017
That is awesome. How many Resin did you use for the water. In Germany is this very expansive.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Korea is also expensive. So I use inexpensive, floor-proof products, not just for models.
Carmelo Rodrigo said on August 25, 2017
Great work on these scales the difficulty in achieving these results is very great
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. I built Tirpitz last year, but it seems a little bit lacking. TT
Jeff Bailey said on August 25, 2017
Beautiful! Simply beautiful.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. ^^
Alfredo Cofré said on August 25, 2017
This is so beautiful! Congratulations!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Thank you very much. I want to make landscape without ship.
DE4EVER said on August 25, 2017
🙂 … Greetings … 🙂 :
Very impressive work Won – hui.
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
Hi, sir.
Thank you very much. ^^
Michel Verschuere said on August 26, 2017
Wow Won! Amazing! How did you model the water and waves? Congrats to you!
Won-hui Lee said on August 26, 2017
I made water base using epoxy resin. And I made ripple using Ak interactive’s Water gel transparent.
Richard Mcstay said on August 27, 2017
Another masterpiece there mate!
Dirk Derks said on August 30, 2017
Master Modeler.
Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands
Rick Abramson said on October 20, 2017
Outstanding job. The water looks so natural. . .well done!