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Very nice ship Chris offering exquisite detail, thanks for posting!
Well Chris, we'll remember this Maine! Really well done, my friend.
I sure wish you had put something of everyday use close to it for a size comparison ... oh wait, that was a burgundy-colored pen not a submarine! Sorry, I couldn't resist! Seriously, the pen made me appreciate the detail even more. Those 1/700 scale ships are TINY!
Well done, Chris!
Never seen a ship model quite like this one. At first I thought "...a Pinewood Derby entry for ships...?". But as I perused the series of photos, it was then I realized what an intricate accomplishment this truly was. A feat I would most certainly not undertake. Very nice work, my friend (you must have the eyes of a hawk). 🙂
wow, you did a lot of work on this one. Very detailed for 1/700. Looks really nice.
Yikes! Hard for me to fathom how working in such small detail can be called "relaxing!" Nicely done!
I echo Greg's comments. I would be frantic with all that detail, but then again some people find golf relaxing...(little ball, little hole, great big green...um, no...)
Fabulous detail, though. Wow.
Instructive and very inspirational!
I like how you presented the building sequence... no captions needed, pictures speak by themselves!
Wonderful work!
Wow, amazing work, particularly in that scale.
I realize this is an old post, but I can't help myself to comment. Fantastic! Incredible! Inspiring! I could continue, but I think you get the idea. There is much to be learned by observing your build photos. I was most impressed with the technique you used to mask the decks and I am going to use it at my first opportunity. This build is nothing short of Superb. The skillful detailing in such a small scale inspires me to do better work on my own projects. Well done and thank you for the photos.