1/700 HMS Dreadnought - Trumpeter 

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Thank you Gav!

It's a good kit for it's price! Thank you very much!

@Yamato30 did you get it? I have not seen it on your channel.

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Good luck with your build!

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@@KumaModels You’re welcome

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Thank you very much! I'm sorry I can't help you there, I didn't glue the plaque onto the stand also.

@@KumaModels I guess I'll have to find a way to extend it from the stand, then. Also, I've just found that the first photo-etch parts for the interior of each the funnels appears to be printed wrong: the right-angle parts are on the outer rim of the oval, not the inside where they should be. How did you construct the PE for the funnels on your model?

@@Mr_Bunk I didn't really notice this issue when I was making mine. I just attached it based on how it looked like in the manual. Maybe it's an issue in the 1915 version and not the 1907?

It is the HP Models HMS Eagle but it is a waterline model if you want a full hull then you’ll have to scratch build the lower hull of you can go with the waterline hull and make a diorama

I carefully bent them before glueing them on.

I used Tamiya Panel Line Accent color for the black and brown wash. For The rust streaks I also used the same brown wash.

Thank you very much! For the rigging I just used the 3D model from World of Warships. I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate but for me it's good enough! sketchfab.com/3d-models/dreadnought-5b1d62fc047d423daf6629422708bfc5

@@KumaModels Thank you for your comment, still remains difficult to see where the wires will be mounted on or to the deck.

I used tamiya panel liner. They have it in different colors such as black and dark brown.

I use a 000 or 00 brush size.

Hello, I used a 3D model from World of Warships when I was doing the rigging. I’m can’t seem to find the site anymore where I got it.

Locally, most of the 1/700 kits from Trumpeter are under 1500. Do you have a specific model you have in mind?

@@KumaModels i would like to buy a Aircraft carrier

@@furiouszer0221 Ohh I see, trumpeter has some aircraft carriers; Enterprise, Ark Royal, Graf Zeplin to name a few but I think they are only waterline not full hull. I think they will cost more than 1500.

@@KumaModels ok thanks :>

No problem!

Tamiya wooden deck tan XF-78. Then I used a brown wash.

@@KumaModels thanks bro

The generic railings are from “Master Tools/Trumpeter” Item No. 06634 Handrails and Ladders for 1:700 model ships

The chimney stack grill, the bow and stern poles, and the lifeboat racks.

@@KumaModels ah, thanks

I already have one! I wasn’t able to film the process thou. Only photos.

@@KumaModels can you still make a vid? I would love see it. Wait, do you have a Iowa, if so can you do a comparison? Or a Iowa vid and in the end a comparison with the Yamato?

Alright I’ll see if the there are enough photos for a vid. I don’t have an Iowa but I do have her sister ship the Missouri.

@@KumaModels if I'm not mistaken the Missouri is a Iowa *_class_* so it's the same thing. Ok I got a idea. Make a diorama! (The complexity is how you want so I'm not saying make a resin one, for all I care just paint some card board blue then put the ship's on and turn the guns) if you want :)

Okay I'll see! I don't really have that much experience with dioramas, maybe I'll experiment with simple stuff first!

Ohh I see. Thank you for clarifying!

@@KumaModels British were first to build it due to influence the admirality held and their shipbuilding capability which allowed them to finish the ship in record time. American ship construction was held up by politicians but even tough the ship was built later it was also revolutionary in it's layout. Japanese realised they don't have enough 12 inch guns to put 12 of them per ship and had to settle for mixed battery. If Japanese had proper ammount of guns Satsuma would have been the first all big gun ship.

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