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Oh, I am sooo sorry for your loss. I know exactly how you feel. My 1:200 HMS Hood took a dive from the top of my book shelf a couple weeks ago. I only kept the turrets. I really feel for you. -Ski

I usually use strip styrene for all of my barrels. It's cheap and very easy to use and paint. Here is a shot of my now deceased HMS Hood (yes, it took a fatal dive several weeks ago :cry:). The barrels were strip styrene. -Ski

Wow, this model never ceases to amaze me. Awesome job!! -Ski

Thanks for the kind comments. I started working on the HMS Dragon, and got distracted doing other things as of late. I need to get back into it again. One thing about card model ships, you never get tired of looking at them. I find myself walking past the Hood, stopping, going back and...

Beautiful job skipper! -Ski

Also, as a result, the Nelsons were slow boats. -Ski

Yep, I used my daughter's broken cheapo necklace for my Hood..... -Ski

Man, you got way too much time on your hands! For me, it's either the ship or a life. I can't have both, it seems, hehehe..... Ships are looking excellent! The kitchen....well only time will tell. -Ski

Absolutely flawless! She is looking beautiful! -Ski

Word! Insanely great work! -Ski

An absolutely masterful build! I can't get over just how good it looks! Well done! -Ski

Simply perfect! -Ski

Wow!! You need to post those pics on the German Card model forum to show them that some people on this side of the Atlantic can detail with the best of them! Amazing job there...... -Ski

They're right, that is unbelievable!! -Ski

Bravo on a job well done! She looks great!! -Ski

Beautiful work! I know I skipped detailing the stairs when I did the Hood. I just don't have the patience. Clean stuff to boot! -Ski

I'm looking forward to seeing this one!! :) -Ski ps.... I'll be retiring from the USAF myself in a year or so, hehehe......

Looking sweet!! -Ski

Cool, looking forward to it!! -Ski

Thanks! I use acrylics to edge. Pencils just don't do it for me, hehehe... -Ski