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1 30 March 2014, 08:24
Ingmar Stöhr
Inspired by Christians fabulous work I got myself the Eduard PE set for Prinz Eugen and resumed work on this project. The PE is fiddly, but easy to work with. These is the most delicate PE work I did so far, but it all fits very well. It is so much fun! I should have tried it earlier.
30 January 2015, 21:07
Es-haq Khosravi
Great job!
31 January 2015, 08:38
Hanno Kleinecke
Very clean and accurate work !Looking great so far . Like It.
31 January 2015, 09:03
Christian Bruer
Yep, this is a really sharp and clean work. It comes out nicer and nicer. Well done Ingmar and further one happy modeling with your PE🙂
31 January 2015, 12:45
Ingmar Stöhr
Just a little progress on the funnel
31 January 2015, 19:49
Choppa Nutta
👍
31 January 2015, 22:36
Clifford Keesler
I agree with Michael, bloody well done.
1 February 2015, 02:38
Ingmar Stöhr
Thx mates!
1 February 2015, 09:55
Christian Bruer
Nice and clean Ingmar. The fit of the railings and platforms is straight and clean, very well done.
1 February 2015, 15:04
Bill Spargo
Beautiful build , more photos please, looking forward to watching the progress.
3 February 2015, 11:11
Ingmar Stöhr
Thanks mates! A little update. The catapult. Took me longer than expected. Fit was poor and the carped monster took it's first toll on this build 😉 Added some extra detail like the cables that pull the sled and some pressure tubes. The sled does not look like in the drawings I have... but who cares 😉
4 February 2015, 21:07
Hanno Kleinecke
The Catapult looks super Ingmar. Good job with the cables, I can imagine how fiddly that must have been....
Are they wire or very thin plastic rod?
5 February 2015, 07:52
Jonns Pfeiffenberger
Huuii, das habe ich noch gar nicht gesehen! Tolle Arbeit bis jetzt! Great work so far!
6 February 2015, 08:37
Ingmar Stöhr
Some progress. Made a mast from brass tube. And scratch build a lot of stuff, that is not in the kit nor in the Eduard PE set. I think this part is ready for some primer.
7 February 2015, 23:20
Chris Parsons
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Sorry...that was my jaw dropping on the keyboard, amazing work!
7 February 2015, 23:51
Dave Flitton
Looking good.
8 February 2015, 04:31
Sven Schönyan
Looks very clean! I´ll watch your progress.
8 February 2015, 08:33
Christian Bruer
Makes a lot of fun following this. Very good and clean work on this Ingmar!
8 February 2015, 09:51
Christian Bruer
A scratch build cable hoist on the catapult – see photo no. 9. Excellent eye for detail Ingmar!
8 February 2015, 10:23
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you mates! It is all Cristians fault, whose Belfast build inspired me to all the PE and scratch build stuff. Having good reference also does not "help". You constantly discover things that are not depicted in the kit, nor in the PE set... such is life 😉
8 February 2015, 13:48
Ingmar Stöhr
Could not resist and had to put some paint on. Pinwash and some highlighting. Like it!
8 February 2015, 20:16
Jonns Pfeiffenberger
👍 muss auch mal ein Schiffle bauen! 🙂
8 February 2015, 20:56
Christian Bruer
Sharp work Ingmar - looks great!
@Jonns, yep start one🙂
9 February 2015, 17:20
Aghis Barberopoulos
Very nice work so far, Prinz Eugen is a beautiful subject.
9 February 2015, 19:00
Holger Kranich
Simply astonishing' Ingmar! "Der Prinz" ist eines der schönsten Schiffe, die je die Meere befahren haben, finde ich! Einfach eine grandiose Linienführung!
You did a great work in the pe's look marvelous!
9 February 2015, 19:09
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you mates. And yes! It realy is a nice ship.
10 February 2015, 06:14
Kerry COX
Ingmar, I am stunned. !!!! I never knew that the PE for ships was so amazing and detailed. I will enjoy watching the progress of your build and I have no doubts it will start me thinking about revisiting my JIN Yamoto. 🙂
10 February 2015, 06:55
Frank Krause
Uiuiui, da gibt es ja jede Menge zu gucken...
Klasse, Ingmar! 👍
10 February 2015, 07:06
Ingmar Stöhr
Finally some progress. Scratch build the main mast with yardarms from brass tube. Had to rework the mast because of an error in the Eduard instructions. That took me a while. Also added some bits and peaces here and there according to my references. I guess this is the "bad" influence of Christian's fabulous Belfast build 😉 It slows down the build, but it is a lot of fun and really adds some "eye candy".
17 February 2015, 15:49
Frank Krause
If you continue like this, Ingmar, we have to enter the "Palette" on Wangerooge on our knees...
Yeah, Christian's "bad influence"...😉
17 February 2015, 17:04
Christian Bruer
Ingmar, this is an amazing progress. All clean and sharp work and a good attention to detail – for example the slightly angled railing in photo no. 20. Just a few questions, the bell is scratch build, and what do you use for rigging? One advice, paint the PE stay's dark grey or black that they match to the rest of the rig.
Hehe, nice to see such bad influence result😉
17 February 2015, 18:33
Ingmar Stöhr
Thx!
@Christian: The railing in pic 20 is designed in this way by Eduard. By stays you mean the "things" under the yardarm, where you can stand on? For the rigging I use stretched sprue. You already mentioned two alternatives on my Fletcher build. But I think I'll stick to it for this build. If I look at my reference and see all these lines and antennas I get nightmares from it 😉 It will be a big challenge but it will look stunning, if I get it right. But it's a long way to go, till rigging can start in earnest.
17 February 2015, 19:22
Christian Bruer
Yep, under and on top the yardarm. Rigging is also not my favourite work in modelmaking but it is the cherry on the cake🙂
18 February 2015, 18:25
Ingmar Stöhr
Motivated by Christians progress on his Belfast I could no longer find excuses and after one day of drilling minute holes and folding PE the complete light AA armament of Prinz Eugen is now finished. Paint is already on. Pictures will follow shortly.
23 July 2015, 19:30
Joerg R.
Nice to see, your are back. Very good impressive work Ingmar. Keep on rolling 😉😉😉
23 July 2015, 19:55
Kerry COX
How many of these gun systems do you have to build Ingmar. ?
I know I had some issues building my 1/48 PE push bikes for my dio.
This is fantastic. 🙂
Belay that question as I have now, just this second, seen the complete set. OMG :-O
23 July 2015, 22:14
Thomas Mayer
Just found this amazing build. I wonder what drawings you refer to in the text of your pictures?
Congrats to this beautiful Prinz Eugen, my favourite ship!
24 July 2015, 05:59
Holger Kranich
Hey Ingmar!
Some serious nice Progress on this beautiful ship!Top work Buddy!
24 July 2015, 06:42
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you guys!
@thomas: I use the Kagero Book as reference. It comes together with some 2d drawings. I can't comment on accuracy. But it shows every detail you could think of. Absolutely worth the money if you plan to do more than an out of box build.
24 July 2015, 13:53
Holger Kranich
Ingmar, ich ziehe meinen Hut vor diesem Bau!
24 July 2015, 14:12
Christian Bruer
Well Ingmar, this is, what I will call a well executed work Excellent and I'm honored to motivate you!

Cheers, Christian
24 July 2015, 18:36
Ingmar Stöhr
🙂 Thx Holger and Christian. Added some color to the AA mounts ans installed some of them. Most are just loosely placed for the pictures as they will interfere with mounting the railings. The yellow life-rafts give just the right amount of color to all the Grey. Still some washings to do and a lot more small parts like all the boats, cable reels, and not to forget a lot of railings and rigging. I got myself some "rig that thing" in three diameters and are very eager to give it a try. I'll try to keep up a slow but steady pace now since I really want this ship finished for our next show at the end of October. And thanks again for all your kind comments!
24 July 2015, 18:46
Christian Bruer
Ingmar, that looks brilliant! Please allow me to note some points, be careful with black washes, that will ruin your fine paintwork. Use grey washes toned down with white or light grey wash. This much better simulate a 3D effect to the surface. Second, you should replace the 20mm AA gun barrels by brass parts from MASTER. I guess they have 20mm barrels too!?
Where is the show held in October?
Cheers, Christian
24 July 2015, 18:54
Ingmar Stöhr
🙂 nothing goes unnoticed! I think I have the right barrels already but somehow decided to skip on them after all the other barrel changing. But you are right... why "ruin" everything for those 4 barrels 😉
The wash is actually a dark Grey. Maybe I'll use a lighter grey next time. but this time I'll stick to it. I'm afraid that otherwise you'll notice a difference in the "old" and "new" parts. I also just noticed that the tension in the superstructure parts riped of part of the superglue along with the paint. You can see that in pic 29 around the base of turret B. So next time I'll have to be more careful and use masking and plastic cement I guess. It's my first "big" ship and you need different techniques as with tanks 🙂 lesson learned.
The show is Faszination Modellbau in Friedrichshafen am Bodensee. It's a big show but mainly RC stuff and trains. Only a few scale modeling clubs. But it's close to us so we go with it. If everything works out, she might be traveling to Munster with me next year.
24 July 2015, 19:22
Christian Bruer
The devil is in detail🙂
Oh yes I noticed the upcoming upper work. I had the same fear on my Belfast. The middle deck section has a tricky fit with all the painting before and some other reasons. I used plastic cement in combination with bolts and nuts and superglue. It is now fixed for some weeks and – knock on wood – everything is fine. But even you use plastic cement, if there is a tension it will break of one day. I always try to support it by screws, nuts and bolts, first of all on ship models made of resin.

If you want to repair it, cut of carefully the ripped of paint – do you use Acrylics or enamels?. Add, carefully PVA glue along the seam line and then repaint deck and upper works along the repaired edge. That should work well.

Cheers, Christian
25 July 2015, 07:57
Ingmar Stöhr
I use acrylics except for the washes. I think I will leave it be for the moment. Also thank you for your tips! I noticed you were using bolts on your Belfast but then it was to late. As I said, you need different techniques for ships. For my AFV I usually glue everything together and paint afterwards. That works very well for me. But with a ship you have to take a different approach. Next time I will do a bit more planing. Z31 and Graf Spee (with real wood deck - another first) are already waiting in the stash but for now let's focus on getting this job done 😉
25 July 2015, 08:31
Mike Kryza
Absolute convincing. - (Give me your sharp eyes... 🙂)
25 July 2015, 08:56
Ingmar Stöhr
Some progress on the Prinz Eugen. Finished the ship's boats in the last days. Also spend a lot of time to mount all the small parts on the ship. Thats the nice thing with ships. Once you are through with all the tedious detail work you see huge progress in little time. Pictures are a bit behind the actual progress because I'm so into building, that I forget to take pictures. Only some minor details to add, then I can start the rigging process. Really looking forward to finishing this project.
11 October 2015, 12:54
Holger Kranich
Wahnsinn und absolut wunderbar, was Du hier zeigst!
11 October 2015, 13:17
Christian Bruer
Excellent work Ingmar. I much like the nice details all along. The crane looks superb, but I noticed you still add the cranes rig. Guess that will be a bit complicate to paint?!
Looking forward to your final progress🙂
11 October 2015, 13:51
Ingmar Stöhr
Danke Holger!
😉 Christian, I know what you are saying. I had the same thought...after I did the rigging on the crane. I guess I was a bit impatient then because I wanted to try the "rig that thing" filament. But I can assure you, that the cranes are painted in the meantime and it went better then I feared. But yes, thats one thing to consider in the future.
11 October 2015, 14:38
Ingmar Stöhr
Here you have some progress "in color". Started the rigging but I might have to redo the big antennas as they should have some sag. Still undecided on that. Also noticed some painting mistakes on the pictures, that I will have to correct.
11 October 2015, 21:03
Joerg R.
Absolut geil Ingmar 👍👍👍👍
11 October 2015, 21:42
Kerry COX
Superb in every way. 🙂 👍
11 October 2015, 22:29
Ingmar Stöhr
Thx mates! At the moment I'm a bit frustrated. In Pic 47 you can se some lines with lots of sag in them - that's what I wanted to achieve. But over night all these lines have stretched themselves! I'm using rig that thing because at the Moment I'm not able to stretch sprue in a way, that it represents the sag. There is always some "curling" which is ok, if you straighten it with some heat but what does not help if you want realistic sag. Any Ideas?
12 October 2015, 05:34
Choppa Nutta
Stretched sprue softened in hot water bent over a large enough radius and left to cool 🙂
12 October 2015, 06:10
Kerry COX
Exactly Choppa. 🙂 👍 👍 👍
12 October 2015, 06:21
Jonns Pfeiffenberger
Super geworden, tolle Details! 👍 👍
12 October 2015, 11:24
Mike Kryza
Klasse Bilder - freue mich schon darauf das Modell in FN in natura zu sehen... 👍
12 October 2015, 12:59
Ingmar Stöhr
Thanks Mike & John.
@Choppa & Kerry: sounds reasonable enough. Will give it a try.
12 October 2015, 18:58
Christian Bruer
Well Ingmar, with greatest respect, this is one of the best floating things I have seen so far! Very clean and sharp work on combination with a lot of extra details and a very good paint work. A truly fine representation of the lucky prince! You raise the bar high now mate

About your problem with rig that thing. That stuff will not really work with a sag even small. You should try to use stretched sprue! You need some time to get it right but it is it worth! Take a look to Jim Baumann's excellent explanation about rigging with stretched sprue but without to be to frustrated, because he is the master of stretch sprue🙂
He had shown to me how it works, it looks so easy when he did it and even with practice I'm not able to stretch the sprue as thin and straight as he did.

Cheers, Christian
13 October 2015, 17:55
Kerry COX
Stretched spru is definitely something that you can't practice enough, considering how much we all have at our disposal. !🙂
I have found that as soon as you have pulled both ends apart, lay the result on a cool surface immediately to cool it off rapidly and maintain the "Pull" on both ends until it is cool.:-/
That way, there is no "Curling" or distortion and it will stay as straight as you pulled it. 🙂.
Then cut to length as you need it.
Cheers.
13 October 2015, 20:28
Christian Bruer
@Kerry the trick is not to pull both ends! Heat the end tip of a sprue once soft enough dip the end onto your cutting mat and pull the sprue fast but controlled as far as you can before it get cold and will break. Hold tension in the sprue as long as possible. Try it some time and you'll get a thin and straight stretched spru. Take a look to the master of stretched sprue:
shipmodels.info/mws_...php?f=4&t=37536

Cheers, Christian
14 October 2015, 18:25
Choppa Nutta
very cool technique, I like it 🙂
14 October 2015, 18:36
Christian Bruer
@Choppa, if you ever have the chance to met Jim B., at Telford for example, get in contact to him. He knows a lot of ship modeling techniques and naval history and old cars, steam engine, etc. and he is a really fine chap too!
14 October 2015, 18:38
Choppa Nutta
Never been to Telford before must go one day 😄
even if it is the other end of the country from me 🙁
14 October 2015, 19:01
Ingmar Stöhr
😳
I'm a bit speechless. Such nice comments from you! I see so many flaws in the build. Maybe I raise my own bar to high for myself 😉 But I guess it's allays the same. You'll always know which detail you didn't fix or where you cheated a bit. I learned so many things during this build. There where also a lot of longer breaks. But in sum it was and is still a lot of fun. And don't get me wrong! I'm very pleased how everything turned out so far. You can look at the ship for a long time and you'll discover new details all the time.
@Choppa & Kerry: I did nit try the tip with the hot water and a curved surface yet, but your comments made me try the stretched sprue again. This time the result is much better. I only get one good stretched piece out of five, but with that there is no more curling. And it's much easier to represent the right amount of sag with it. I already replaced 4 lines with stretched sprue one day ago and they all are still ok. So I guess I will rip of all of the rig that thing stuff (except where there has to be a straight line) and go with stretched sprue.
@Christian: Thank you for the link. I read it with great interest. I might have to try his technique for tightening the lines one day! And also thank you for your very kind words, your support and your inspiring Belfast build, which made me come back to the bench more than once.
Enough of words for now. There is more sprue to be stretched 😉
14 October 2015, 19:44
Kerry COX
How sweet it is, to be a part of this "TEAM". 🙂 !!
14 October 2015, 20:42
Thomas Mayer
This build is going to be on show in Friedrichshafen? Booth number?
I am there, too, as guest of the PMC Bodensee!

Kerry, do you wanna come over? Free bed & breakfast with friends, mate! 😉
15 October 2015, 15:47
Ingmar Stöhr
Hi Thomas. Don't know the number but it will be right next to PMC Bodensee. IG Allgäuer Modellbaufreunde. If nothing bad happens she we'll be on display there. Looking forward to meeting you there.
15 October 2015, 17:29
Christian Bruer
Guess you're inspiring me to bring me back to my Belfast now Ingmar🙂
15 October 2015, 18:12
Ingmar Stöhr
That's one thing I like at SCM. You get constantly motivated to keep up your own work by all the others. As long as you don't spend ALL your time here 😉
More rigging done. Getting better at this stretched sprue stuff. So far it looks great. Only one or two lines have a little dent or did not sit very well. Yesterday I did one of those triple antennas and it went far better than feared. Hope I don't rip it of in an accident 🙁
Will try to post some pictures on the Weekend.
16 October 2015, 05:11
Jan Hazes
I have respect for the patience one can muster up for a build like this.Looks awesome Ingmar.
16 October 2015, 06:28
Kerry COX
Good words Jan. 👍 🙂
16 October 2015, 06:45
Thomas Mayer
Ingmar, look out for my 1/32 Ho 229! :-D
16 October 2015, 14:40
Ingmar Stöhr
Thx Jan. @Thomas: Will do!

Some WIP pictures of the rigging.
16 October 2015, 19:08
Christian Meyerhoff
Fantastic!
16 October 2015, 19:17
Thomas Mayer
Ingmar, your are from Leutkirch? Well, that´s about 20 minutes from my place! 🙂
16 October 2015, 20:01
Ingmar Stöhr
@Thomas: then I'm even more curious meeting you at Friedrichshafen.
16 October 2015, 20:50
Thomas Mayer
Heidi, my wife, was excited to know that there is at least one more modeller nearby! Looking forward for a chatter!
17 October 2015, 09:05
Christian Ristits
Just fantastic, You are a MASTER!
17 October 2015, 09:59
Ingmar Stöhr
DONE! - Es ist vollbracht.
Finally managed to attach the last lines, complete the ship's plane and mounted it to it's final base. This build took me little under two years - on and off. Many thanks to all mates who encouraged and motivated me to keep on with this project through comments and through your own work. After my Tamiya Tirpitz wich I build when I was 15 this was my first real attempt (almost 20 years later). I made mistakes, did things twice, repainted often, learned and practiced a lot. All in all this build was a lot of fun. I think many of you will know the feeling if after hours of struggling with some fiddly pieces (you first thought you would never get right) you look at your own work and think: Wow! How cool is that!
18 October 2015, 15:10
Hanno Kleinecke
Wonderfully delicate piece of art, wort to be shown in a museum !
18 October 2015, 15:26
Martyn Fox
Wonderful work. Such intricate detail.
18 October 2015, 15:28
Christian Ristits
Again, a real masterpiece!
18 October 2015, 15:38
Thomas Bischoff
👍 👍
18 October 2015, 16:16
Frank Krause
👍 Absolutely great job, Ingmar! 👍
"Wow! How cool is that!", is the correct expression!
18 October 2015, 16:16
Christian Bruer
Well Ingmar your – Wow! How cool is that! – is well deserved! As mentioned before this is a wonderful and impressive damn cool work!!!!
18 October 2015, 17:06
Christian Meyerhoff
Absolute great! A real masterpiece!
18 October 2015, 18:00
Kerry COX
Ingmar, I can imagine you sitting there looking at this beautiful piece of art, with a HUGE grin on your face, feeling oh so content, BUT, still looking for something you missed. LOL. 🙂
Museums would be falling over each other to have this in their display cases.👍
Congratulations on such a superb result.🙂
Salute. 👍
18 October 2015, 20:11
Jonns Pfeiffenberger
Listen to Kerry's words above, he is absolutely right! Great job! 👍
18 October 2015, 20:22
Acki
Was kann man noch sagen, was die Vorschreiber nicht schon gesagt hätten? Es ist ein purer Genuß dieses Schiff mit all seinen Details anzusehen. Die Qualität der Fotos tut ein Übriges. Respekt! Wow! How cool is that!
18 October 2015, 20:40
Joerg R.
sehr schön gemacht Ingmar 😉
18 October 2015, 21:06
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you mates! Your kind words are very much appreciated!
19 October 2015, 04:08
Holger Kranich
Als alter Fan des glorreichen Prinzen und nach erneuter Durchsicht des Kagero Heftes, kann ich nur sagen: Scheiße Geil, Ingmar! 👍

Und triff Dich mit Thomas und überrede Ihn das er auch kommt!!! Thomas ist ein Guter!😢
19 October 2015, 06:52
Thomas Mayer
Ich ein Guter? Ha!!! Lern du mich erst mal in Natura kennen, hehe... 😉
Freue mich schon Ingmar in FN zu treffen! Die Eugen ist eines der ganz wenigen Schiffe die mich schon immer fasziniert haben.
19 October 2015, 12:05
Ingmar Stöhr
I also feel that the Prinz Eugen has nice lines and has something to it.
Thank you Holger!!!! And I especially like your translation of my "How cool is that" into German. I couldn't have found a more suitable expression myself 😉 Looking really forward seeing you again next year. Maybe once you'll find your way to our lovely Allgäu?
19 October 2015, 20:12
Holger Kranich
It would be blasphemy if i dont find my way into the landscape called: Allgäu!😢
20 October 2015, 08:07
Mike Kryza
Holly, it's not so far away as Hurghada... - But be aware, here are mountains... 🙂🙂🙂
20 October 2015, 09:13
Holger Kranich
Ob ich die Höhenluft vertrage? Bekomm ja schon keine Luft mehr wenn ich hier ´ne Düne hochlaufe...😢
20 October 2015, 09:20
Thomas Mayer
Vielleicht die Kippen schuld, hehe 😉

Holgi, schick mir doch bitte mal den Link zu eurem 4. Treffen nächstes Jahr. Ich finde den gerade nicht. Danke dir!
20 October 2015, 09:22
Holger Kranich
Aber gerne doch, Thomas, hier kommt er:

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20 October 2015, 09:51
Holger Kranich
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20 October 2015, 09:52
Mike Kryza
Nee nee, das sind die Frauen bei Holger - saft- und kraftlos ist das Ergebnis... 🙂
20 October 2015, 10:01
Holger Kranich
Danke Mike, endlich merkts mal einer!
20 October 2015, 10:05
Mike Kryza
Das macht die Erfahrung.😉
20 October 2015, 10:07
Holger Kranich
Oh, lass das nicht Marina hören😢😢
20 October 2015, 10:09
Mike Kryza
Dann rollt sie nur mit den Augen!!!
20 October 2015, 10:10
Treehugger
What is the best approach for gluing on and adding paint to the photo etch railings? Maybe, best if having a wooden deck, that could be glued on AFTER gluing + airbrushing all the photo etch railings?
30 August 2017, 11:43
Treehugger
I mean, I wouldn't want to glue on and paint the photo etch railings, and THEN try mask the model so that I could paint the flat deck surfaces.
30 August 2017, 11:44
Jose Miguel Rodriguez
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
30 August 2017, 14:55
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you Jose!
@Treehugger: I can only tell you what works for me. I glue the railings as one of the last steps. If possible I paint deck houses separately and glue them to the painted deck or the wood deck. It would be quiet impossible to mount wood deck after railing!
I paint the railing while still on the PE fret. Use an airbrush, as with a brush paint will be to thick. Then I glue the railing to the deck with super glue. Where the paint got damaged I touch up with brush. I also touch up the places where you see super glue on the hull. Where there is super glue on the deck, you can use some matte varnish to touch up and hide it. I hope that explanation helps.
30 August 2017, 19:46
Martin Oostrom
It sure helped me 👍
30 August 2017, 19:47
Martin Oostrom
Very nice work (almost forgot)
30 August 2017, 19:48
ice
What a nice ship and its absolutely "macro-sve". How on earth do you glue the photoetched parts without any drop of glue visible?
30 August 2017, 20:42
Ingmar Stöhr
Thx mates!
Ice, believe me, if you know where to look you can find the glue 😉
Most of it is overpainted or at least touched up with matte varnish to hide the glossiness of the glue. Using super thin glue and as little as possible also helps.
31 August 2017, 08:30
Roland Sachsenhofer
Now that is a impressive and good looking representation of the lucky ship! I adore the work on the rigging; you can go on rig a pure sailing ship with those skills
31 August 2017, 08:35
Choppa Nutta
yeah that rigging alone is impressive as is the masking and painting of the float plane (Arado ?)
31 August 2017, 09:10
Ingmar Stöhr
Thanks! No sailing ship planned for the near future 😉 The only skill involved is patience - a lot of patience and of course good references.
I think the camouflage on the Arado is actually hand painted - but I'm not sure. It's been a while....
31 August 2017, 11:05
Alec K
Absolutely fantastic work 👍
31 August 2017, 12:28
CapitanoSlow
Nice. Riging, and glue photo etc. Top Job but painting really not so much. For distance its fine but when comes closer look not so nice.
7 January 2020, 09:38
Clifford Keesler
Beautiful ship, well done.
8 January 2020, 18:28
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you!
8 January 2020, 19:07
andvkubar
Very nice build!
9 January 2020, 00:27
Gerald
Reife Leistung überragend in Scene gesetzt Hut ab.👍
9 January 2020, 09:26
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you! Danke!
9 January 2020, 14:42
Neuling
I agree with Gerald.
9 January 2020, 18:59
Norbert Steffens
Fantastic model and I'm speecless about your rigging!!! How did you do the Radio? cables between mast and tower. Impressing
11 January 2020, 08:47
Ingmar Stöhr
All the rigging is made of stretched sprue, a lot of patience and quiet some cursing.
11 January 2020, 13:05

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