1/700 CV-13 Franklin “Hit by a Kamikaze”
1/700 Scale
Trumpeter & Fly Hawk
19 March 1945, USS Franklin was attacked by Kamikaze.
The photograph was much more exaggerated than the actual model. ha ha ha ^^;;
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Amazing.
Beautifully done and photographed (I like the explosion's reflection in the water - nice touch).
Agree with Craig, the reflections are really something. I'd enjoy hearing about haw you created the effect. Great work.
I am speechless when looking at your dioramas! This is museum quality work. Well done!
Another museum display, Won-hui Lee! The whole miniature is outstanding, including the reflections. Outstanding!
Very, very good job!
Beautiful, Won-hui,
Hello Won-hui,
I have just seen "all" your contributions of today. What can I say.
The most professional builder in this scale that I have seen so far.
It is a joy to look at all the tiny details.
Regards, Dirk / The Netherlands.
Won-hui, another masterpiece! Well done!
Wow - no words really - I especially love the photos where you can't see off the edge of the diorama - it just looks so real!
Actually, Franklin was bombed by a Judy divebomber that popped out of the clouds and dropped two 250kg bombs, which hit among the deckload of fully-fueled and armed aircraft she was 20 minutes away from launching - the worst possible time. It wasn't a kamikaze.
This is very nice work in creating the explosion.
Amazing talent! great work.
Very well presented.
Another realistic sea scene, you've really got this down to a fine art.
Very inspiring and impressive! Your water rendering is excellent and explosion scratch-building... quite something. Bravo!
Cheers,
Aleks
WOW!
I'm so impressed with your work. You really capture motion and moment so well. Look forward to your future projects.