DKM Scharnhorst
starting with the rear deck, painting the wood
the first of the 2 Arados
adding photo etch to the funnel
adding photo etch to the funnel
preparing the catapult
preparing the rear radar
preparing the rear radar
the Arados ready
the rear radar painted
adding the waterline to the hull
dry fitting the funnel and the hangar
the funnel painted
working on the hangar
finishing up the hangar
starting the rear mast
dry fitting the mast
the rear Mast assembled
the hangar painted
funnel & hangar section assembled, painted and weathered. mast is only primed
preparation of the water
view into the hangar
foretop antennas and search lights assembled
foretop antennas and search lights primed
torpedo tubes
rear mast & torpedo tubes
rear mast details
the hull set into the "water"
"water" painted
test fit bridge and hangar
test fit bridge and hangar
bridge next level
bridge next level
hangar and funnel deck
hangar and funnel deck
hangar and funnel deck
starts looking like a ship
starts looking like a ship
Commentaires
23 29 July 2022, 19:39
TreehuggerHaha oh wow those 1:200 models are huge.
Also, nice to see another user of Ikea's Alex table. 🙂
29 July 2022, 21:18
RobertThat's right, they are huge.... Length: 1175mm Beam: 150mm
And it's not only one Alex table. We work in a Ikea showroom 🙂
30 July 2022, 06:02
Jörg SchäferDas ist leicht Robert, da sich meine Leidenschaft beim Modellbau auch um die großen 1:200'er Pötte dreht.
Baue seit zwei Jahren an der Bismarck in diesem Maßstab. 😉
30 July 2022, 11:00
Robertthis time only a small update...
foretop director, antennas and search lights
24 August 2022, 18:55
Robertyaeh, it's big....
This is an out-of the-box build and I'm pretty happy about the details and the way the kit comes together
6 August 2023, 06:54
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Building the Trumpeter 1:200 scale DKM Scharnhorst together with Rolf Neukom
