Admiral Yi Sachunpo battle, the summer of 1592 in Korea

[spiral]

Sachunpo naval battle of the war was launched in 1592 in Korea and Japan.
Geobuksun (turtle ship) was the first naval battle emerged.
Geobuksun (turtle ship) has a cover over the deck of the ship made ​​the Panoksun were protected from enemy attack the crew.
In Sachunpo Japanese naval ships were sunk 13, of 2,500 Dawn casualties occurred.
However, the damage of Korea had only three minor injuries.


Members belonging to Hardcrft are made ​​by collaboration.
Some people made ​​a boat, some person has made a small doll with flag, someone has made a base plate, some people were a sea expression work.
(size : 60cm * 90cm)

[elliott]

What a magnificent diorama!!!! I enjoyed the pictures so much I went back and looked at them again (3 more times). This demonstrates craftsmanship and artistry to a high degree as well as patience and dedication to the work at hand. Do you know how many hours of work it took to prepare this diorama?

Thank you for sharing this. Do you have more pictures?

[spiral]

What a magnificent diorama!!!! I enjoyed the pictures so much I went back and looked at them again (3 more times). This demonstrates craftsmanship and artistry to a high degree as well as patience and dedication to the work at hand. Do you know how many hours of work it took to prepare this diorama?

Thank you for sharing this. Do you have more pictures?


The six months to prepare for the diorama.
Examine the historical record, and modeled the new ships of Japan.
Raise the ships from all over the country gathered in the shape of sea bass were moving more than 1,000km to the finishing touches.
Hardcraft members nationwide were involved in transporting the relay.
I'll find out if more photos.
Thanks for your interest.

[Kazziga]

Fantastic diorama! I have read about Yi Sun-Shin's naval battles and it's great to see one recreated by you and your friends.
I hope the model of Japanese ships will also be available in the nearest future.

[paperhino]

Fantastic diorama! I have read about Yi Sun-Shin's naval battles and it's great to see one recreated by you and your friends.
I hope the model of Japanese ships will also be available in the nearest future.

You will download japanese ships

1. Adakebune Unroll sheet (http://cafe.naver.com/hardcraft/2106)

2. Sekibune Unroll sheet (http://cafe.naver.com/hardcraft/2105)

http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=225125&stc=1&d=1414740939

[modelperry]

Very Very Nice! One of the best naval dioramas I have ever seen!

greg

[Don Boose]

This is an outstanding diorama, Spiral!

I am delighted to see the excellent work of Korean paper modelers in the Forum.

Don

[spiral]

I found the more picture.
This photo is taken are those of the diorama making process.
Of course, one of the members of Hardcraft

[Kazziga]

You will download japanese ships

1. Adakebune Unroll sheet (http://cafe.naver.com/hardcraft/2106)

2. Sekibune Unroll sheet (http://cafe.naver.com/hardcraft/2105)

Thanks! These are fantastic models!

[Revell-Fan]

Absolutely fantastic! One of the best dios I have ever seen!

[Vermin_King]

Wonderful work there. Thank you for sharing

[B-Manic]

Wow - thanks Spiral, these are wonderful

[Paperwarrior]

Thank you very much for the great ship models. Very interesting subjects.

Jeff

[Art Deco]

Outstanding diorama! The model ships are great, and the "sea" is also excellent!


Always great to see some Asian modeling on the forum! Thanks for the photos!

[spiral]

Thank you for your interest of many people.
Next time, I'd like to post a related model in the traditional culture of Korea.

[B-Manic]

I look forward to seeing it.