Scratchbuilt late Ironclads part III

Started by snake777, 05 October 2021, 05:10:24 PM

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Hallo All,

Have been quietly plugging away with my 1870's/80's Ironclad ships plus some extras... First up: The Glorious Ugliness that is the Amiral Duperré from 1883...

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... The rather cute Austrian Kaiser Max from 1876...

Leman

Very nice indeed. I actually find the ironclads from that period rather beautiful.
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... A floating dock with the Duperré ensconced...

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... A Venetian octagonal fort...

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And finally... An ubiquitous Starbucks coffee-cup lid Sea fort...  :D Enjoy!!

Best wishes,

Stu


snake777

Quote from: Leman on 05 October 2021, 05:15:26 PM
Very nice indeed. I actually find the ironclads from that period rather beautiful.

Thank you Leman, I fully agree with you, so much more interesting than the later homogenous designs!!  :)


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Quote from: Leman on 05 October 2021, 05:41:26 PM
That fort is pure genius.

:D  I can't claim bragging rights on originality for this... have seen many variants on various blogs over the years!!

fred.

Great work on these - are the ships entirely scratch built?
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Quote from: fred. on 05 October 2021, 06:08:55 PM
Great work on these - are the ships entirely scratch built?

Thank you Fred, yes these are all scratch built at around 1/1000 scale... sort of...!! :D

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Those are jaw droppingly amazing! Wow!
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Nicely done! The ships of those days were truly elegant.