«Yamato» battleship

[s3n]

Originally Posted by lancer525

What is the scale of this? .

it is in 1:300

[lancer525]

Originally Posted by s3n

it is in 1:300

Thanks!

That means that my 5+ foot-long, 1/200 Montana is going to be much bigger...

[milenio3]

Originally Posted by s3n

Selfmade. A few pics. We have an idea to publish it like a kit.

Can you please elaborate in this quote? Are you a publisher, or independent designer?

If so, maybe you want to talk to cgutzmer about it, so you can offer your ship in his store.

[ct ertz]

Yes! I would love to see this one available through ecardmodels!
Great build.
CT

[s3n]

Originally Posted by milenio3

Can you please elaborate in this quote? Are you a publisher, or independent designer?

I'm an independent designer actually.
Thanks for advices!

Eugene

[cardmodeler]

Awesome model! Certainly has tons of guns!

[s3n]

Originally Posted by cardmodeler

Awesome model! Certainly has tons of guns!

guns, especially "tons" of the them are really the most boring part

[bigbenn]

Hi,
I'm in the process of building an r/c model based on Andrzej Halinsky's 9/92 IJN Yamato at 1/200 scale. If my model looks anything like yours, once I have completed it, I will be very proud.
What sort of scale is your model, it looks bigger than 1/200 against the other smaller model in your picture?
BigBenn

[bigbenn]

Hi,
I find the building of the hull the most boring bit. Once I'm past that and I can get my teeth into the detail, then I really come into my own. Guns, bring it on, the more the merrier - did I say that - hang on a moment - I'm building a 1/200 detail scale model of the IJN Yamato based on an AH kit of 9/92 which I have redesigned internally for eventual r/c...yawn, I'm at the sheeting stage of the lower hull, having more or less completed sheeting the upper part of the hull and arranged the deck...once that's completed and sheeted internally with thicker card, for strength and external looks, then I can get on with the bits I enjoy most...LOL
BigBenn

[s3n]

Originally Posted by bigbenn

Hi,
What sort of scale is your model,

thanks!

this one is in 1:300.

Eugene