Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
The cat stays eh?
The Texas is looking really good Tim! Looking forward to seeing it in color!
The Texas is looking really good Tim! Looking forward to seeing it in color!
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USS TEXAS build.
- Thread starter Tim A.
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centaur567
Well-known member
Wow!! Gary S.
Tim A.
Well-known member
Thanks Eagle. Me too!
Rhino
Super Moderator
In photo 2024120_122245, USS Texas demonstrates her 1941 USS Oklahoma impression. (Never mind the lumber/stand!)
In photo 2024120_125441 we can see that even the grandest vessel can still be self-righting!
No reason to ask about your hull red and boot stripe paint strategy.
Tim, you are a very clever Man!
In photo 2024120_125441 we can see that even the grandest vessel can still be self-righting!
No reason to ask about your hull red and boot stripe paint strategy.
Tim, you are a very clever Man!
Tim A.
Well-known member
Should I send the pic to the Texas Foundation to show them how I'd do it?In photo 2024120_122245, USS Texas demonstrates her 1941 USS Oklahoma impression. (Never mind the lumber/stand!)
In photo 2024120_125441 we can see that even the grandest vessel can still be self-righting!
No reason to ask about your hull red and boot stripe paint strategy.
Tim, you are a very clever Man!
Rhino
Super Moderator
I cain't think of a good reason not to. "Hey, You're doing it wrong!"Should I send the pic to the Texas Foundation to show them how I'd do it?
Nice, that's a lot of paint. 
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Reminds me of the Poopside Down Adventure.
Sharp looking!
Tim A.
Well-known member
And just like the real one that 5N paint changes color. Depending on the light.
Kinda like that Paynes Grey, does all kinda stuff. Tim you should be proud of this even at this point. How much weathering will she get?
Tim A.
Well-known member
Thanks Bob. I'm thinking no weathering. Idk, for some reason I'm thinking the ol' girl needs to be displayed looking her finest.
Tim A.
Well-known member
My wife told me I was asking for trouble with that shackled up jig.Those upside-down stand mounted pictures tickle me, no end! She looking very trim, indeed!
