A few model ships in 1/1250 scale

[oleg]

I do not like.
Death eyes.
Business is good.
Return to normal scale. Children say thank you.
Sorry. My opinion.

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by oleg

I do not like.
Death eyes.
Business is good.
Return to normal scale. Children say thank you.
Sorry. My opinion.

No problem, Oleg. I understand.
I just built those ships to change a bit from airplanes and the scale was a choice due to available storage space. and it is sort of an excuse not to have to make all the little details.

[sjsquirrel]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

No problem, Oleg. I understand.
I just built those ships to change a bit from airplanes and the scale was a choice due to available storage space. and it is sort of an excuse not to have to make all the little details.

I love the ships and the scale, and totally agree about it being a great excuse to avoid the little details.

Wonderful work! Thanks for sharing it.

Steve

[Stormeagle]

Excellent work Bruno,

any chance of sharing these ship designs?

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

at the same scale?

Mikey will love 'em at any scale, but for me ... 1:300 is the name of the game.

The little ships are awesome, but the scale is beyond my capabilities..

Keep on snippin' ... Johnny.

[papermodelfan]

There are 14 ships on the astounding list of 710 models that Bruno has posted at "One model per (non-working day)". The list is on post #799. He offered them at $1@ there, via PM.

[Stormeagle]

Thanks for the tip papermodelfan, I missed that. I better go over that list.

[Don Boose]

These are really wonderful. As an old 1/1200 and 1/1250 scale ship collector, I appreciate seeing these. You have a remarkable skill at fast and precise work in paper.

Is the minesweeper in the same scale as the other ships? It looks larger, but it might be an optical illusion.

Don

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by Don Boose

These are really wonderful. As an old 1/1200 and 1/1250 scale ship collector, I appreciate seeing these. You have a remarkable skill at fast and precise work in paper.

Is the minesweeper in the same scale as the other ships? It looks larger, but it might be an optical illusion.

Don

Hi Don,
The smallest ship is a navajo class fleet tug, if i'm not mistaken.

[Jimr]

Very good, Bruno. I occasionally build in 1:1200 and use paper or card for bulwarks and decks, but not the whole ship. Bravo!
Jimr