1:700 scale modeling
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Fujimi 1/700 HMS Eagle (a blast from the past)
Dear friends
While working on my next model, I share today pictures of an older build. This was completed more than 3 years ago, and was my first 1/700 ship, and also my first sea base. I decided to share images of this model to [...]
J.M.S.D.F. DDG-174 Kirishima (Kongo- Class Destroyer) (1/700)
J.M.S.D.F. DDG-174 Kirishima
By Hasegwa (30045, Hyper Detail) in 1/700 scale.
My first experience with Hasegawa kits, 1/700 scale, ships and the ocean 😄
Some things happened durung processing, some time passed by, but in the end I'm [...]
2023 Build Review
After not completing a model at all in 2022, I bounced back this year with 11 builds and two refits of previously completed models, with two of the builds replacements for previously completed models, freeing up space (a new ongoing [...]
IJN Battleship Mikasa ä¸‰ç¬ 1905, Hasegawa 1/700
Let me post another IJN ship, but it is much older than previous one. This is IJN battleship Mikasa, the flagship of Russo-Japanese war (1904-1905). She was designed and built by Vickers shipyard in the UK; therefore, it was technically a [...]
Shark with shark
Work in fantasy style. Above-water part of the world's largest Soviet submarine Project 941 "Typhoon". Underwater, as an extension, a great white shark.
Product size:
Length 340 mm, width 90 mm height 100 mm
Soviet submarine 949A "Antey"
Soviet submarine 949A "Antey".
Product size:
Length 30cm, width 8cm, height 9cm.
The work is made of resin. The stand is made of glass 8
IJN Destroyer IKAZUCHI 1942 (Yamashita Hobby, 1/700)
Let me post a work of Japanese ship. Her name is Ikazuchi, which means simply "thunder" in a very traditional Japanese way. She was an IJN destroyer, the 23rd of the Fubuki class destroyers. The kit was provided by Yamashita [...]
SMS Emden 1914, Flyhawk 1/700
For the second post, I chose SMS Emden, another Flyhawk one. Although this ship was described as a light cruiser, the length of this ship was almost equivalent to that of standard destroyers in WWII. Thus, the actual model is much smaller [...]
HMS Jupiter 1940
This is HMS Jupiter, a J class destroyer, which was pictured the status in 1940. You can see it at Wikipedia. It was based on Flyhawk 1/700 and a bit modified by using generic PEs and self built masts. This is my first post. I hope it has [...]
