Tamiya 1-350 Bismarck (Finished)

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I am happy to say that after 6 Months of enjoyable Work, She is ready to join my Flet. Very happy with how she has turned out…Cheers mark

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you should be pleased mark , look’s wonderful . only hope I can come close with my arizona .

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Thanks Steve. You should do pretty well with your Build…Cheers Mark

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surfsup,

Outstanding job! Absolutely brilliant workmanship! I hope mine turns out half this well.

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Oh Fiddlesticks !

Now I will have to put another ship next to that ! If I put my Bismark next to her they’ll get confused as to who get the best of Class and Best Of Show - Ships ! Absolutely beautiful, and a great example of a clean build ! T.B.

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Thanks for your comments BRuce much appreciated…Cheers Mark

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LOL…Thanks for the kind comments my Friend. Much appreciated…Cheers mark

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So much to look at. So much detail! Really nice build.

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The time was worth it, that is one handsome looking ship.

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Thanks for the comments my Friend much appreciated…Cheers mark

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Thanks for the comments my FRiend. I am very happy how she turned out…Cheers mark

12

Well done Mark, absolutley superb!!!. So what’s next?

Michael D.

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Realy a beautiful build & super detailed even to the lifeboats. Makes me want to do another one. Those tamiya kits never get old.

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Thanks Michael much appreciated. After this one I am doing Fujimi’s 700 Scale Akagi OOB. I have had enough of P/E for the time being[:‘(][:’(][:'(]…Cheers Mark

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Thanks Mate and I agree with you on the Tamiya Kits…Cheers Mark

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Great job Mark. You made a fun build out of this one. I look forward to following you along on the Akagi.

Scott

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Great job!! Hope I can make mine close to that.

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Boy that looks great! Makes me look forward to opening mine up and getting started.

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Thanks everyone for your comments Much appreciated…Cheers mark

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Mark, I will repeat, that Bismark is really beautiful & flawless work. What other WW2 1/350 ships do you have? I always wanted to build an Indiana BB58 for my brother as he spent 3 years on her in WW2. I got all my model info first hand from the people that were there back years ago. They are all gone now.

I had friends from all branchs of service, even a CO who was a top ace in WW2 P 51’s.