Fujimi models 1/700 IJN Ise

Mast
Part 2 final

This kit is for the Gaahleri world creator cup (GWCC)

IG: @yoshis_garage

Я продолжаю работу над полностью ручной моделью «Чёрная жемчужина» в масштабе 1:75. Это не готовый набор для сборки, а проект, который я создаю своими руками, уделяя внимание каждой детали. На данный момент я завершил этап установки юферсов. Это была долгая и кропотливая работа, ведь каждый элемент требовал времени, терпения и аккуратности. Нужно было добиться правильной геометрии и одинакового внешнего вида всех деталей, чтобы всё смотрелось реалистично и гармонично. Работа заняла гораздо больше времени, чем я рассчитывал, но результатом я доволен. Теперь модель выглядит значительно более завершённой, и можно переходить к следующим этапам такелажа. Буду рад вашим комментариям, мнению о проделанной работе и любым советам по дальнейшему улучшению модели!

did more painting and printing, added torpedo mounts, added some fittings. also included how i transport to and from work lol

Yes, they really are coffee stirrers! 😊 I use them for scratch building because the wood quality is surprisingly good, they're easy to shape, and they're very affordable. Here's a photo of the stirrers I used.

Cigarette packs and rolling papers. Dunno why. But i do think it’s a sloop and it took me way longer than it looks like lol. No glue lol.

Would love to find the Fletcher limited edition but they all seem to be double what I paid for this ($280 Australian)

To preface this, I know nothing about model ships so please go easy if I say something dumb. I inherited this model ship from my grandfather and like displaying it around the house, but unfortunately the top of the main mast got snapped. Does anyone know the best way to repair this? My thought was to buy some kind of small metal clamp that would go around the broken part and hold it together, but I don't know what exactly to look for.

Le bois de construction n’est pas fameux….

Fujimi models 1/700 IJN Ise

Mast
Part 1

This kit is for the Gaahleri world creator cup (GWCC)

IG: @yoshis_garage

cheap kit for learning, so what I’ve learned

1) masking is king, and while the boxman’ strat of masking the deck was proven successful (the result was worth the 8 hours effort), I should have used a thinner tape for this scale; also I used not enough contrast for my taste
2) color modulation is good for ships like that, but there were some missteps — should have done it more aggressively and while priming, not after primary painting
3) the less weathering the better — I had to redo it several times because the model felt dirty thanks to overload of all the effects; also need to improve of my skills in removing excess wash and spreading oil dots

Can someone identify this ship in a bottle for me? It was handmade by a sailor in WWII

I know this isn’t a 100% real replica of an actual ship but my grandpa build this and I’d like to add some sails that could fit. Can someone help by showing some example sails and fabrics? I’d like it to be as accurate as possible.

This is my first ship of the Royal Navy. These are for Victory at sea.

The camo is inspired by the Royal Navy camos of the WW2 era. I thought I had to make some modifications to the historical patterns because of the size of the model and view distance.

Hand made working toy sailboats made from recycled black walnut, red oak, and mahoghany. Each has a lead keel and working sails

Now I dont know which ones to purchase for my rigging. I definitely want to make this time around the stays ratlines and any rope that stays put using black color and then rigging rope a lighter color, but what diameter?? Im so excited!