Scharnhorst 1/150 - Scratch Build

[JohnMGD]

Originally Posted by Pietro127

Thank you guys for support. John- Im using mostly 2D such as AutoCad2016 but some parts im starting to make in 3D its kind of easier to unfold them into 2D . for 3D im wokring with Rhinoceros3D. In attachment you can see how it looks all in 2D.

Looks very impressive, very nice work !!

[Pietro127]

Thank you for kind word .. Im back with progress. so I did painting job of the top superstructure. I also have finished 1/2 Radar but need to take a picture

[Beachead]

You have a great build in the works. I imagine the parts count will be....high? LOL

[PAPER FAN]

fabulous model, new standard being set with this one.

[Pietro127]

Well, it's been while.. but progress is so slow due to my lack of time becasue of shool finishing Master degree But still im working on it so, here is a little preview of AA- quad cannon. It is not complete yet /a few parts are missing but hopefully soon it will be finished).

Thank you for your support

Regards

Peter

[Golden Bear]

Super nice, Pietro! I hope you are filled with the joy of scratch building and making the model YOU want! Kits are awesome but sometimes, you just need more.



Great to see this work.


Carl

[Pietro127]

We will see how well it goes ..due to small scale the parts are so small so Ill see what is possible to manage and how much details I can get from it . coming soon stay tuned

[JohnMGD]

It is incredible the progress you make in 3D drawing, looks very good !!

[Pietro127]

Hello fellow modelers... so finally i brought you some new pictures of my current work, I tetsed my 3D model and find out I have to fix some dimensions...but after all Im satisfied with progress, well what you think ?

[Papa Mashy]

This is a really great build. It's work like this that inspires and push us on to do better in our own builds.

I really like the checker plate textures and hats of for the wire work! I've wrestled with making railings/baskets and other details in wire and it's a real devil. Immense patience required!
I'm looking forward to seeing more.