Well, after hearing "Is the Yamato finished?" enough from the local clubs, I decided to start working on her again. I started by reacquainting myself with Fujimi photoetch, and built the 1/700 IJN Chitose. Then I dove back in.
This is the Fujimi 1/500 IJN Yamato, 1945 final version. This is Fujimi's premium kit, featuring a ton of PE, brass barrels, and a full wood deck. And when I say a ton of PE....I mean a ton.
So, to start things off, here is the original IPMS review I did of the kit. It has some great pics of how she looked prior to starting. http://www.ipmsusa3.org/reviews2/ships/kits/fujimi_500_yamato/fujimi_500_yamato.htm
Now, onto the pics. I'm going to go back a bit and start with the pics I took early on. This was started in February 2010. So the build is now officially 4 years running.
This is the Fujimi 1/500 IJN Yamato, 1945 final version. This is Fujimi's premium kit, featuring a ton of PE, brass barrels, and a full wood deck. And when I say a ton of PE....I mean a ton.
So, to start things off, here is the original IPMS review I did of the kit. It has some great pics of how she looked prior to starting. http://www.ipmsusa3.org/reviews2/ships/kits/fujimi_500_yamato/fujimi_500_yamato.htm
Now, onto the pics. I'm going to go back a bit and start with the pics I took early on. This was started in February 2010. So the build is now officially 4 years running.