Hey everyone,
Just finished my 1/3000 German WW1 fleet from War Times Journal (WTJ Miniatures).
For 3D Printed models at this small of a scale, the detail they are able to achieve is phenomenal, let's hope my paintjobs and picture-taking compliments them enough.
The Fleet Consists of:
3 Battlecruisers
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Left to Right: SMS Seydlitz, SMS Mackensen, and SMS Hindenburg |
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Left to Right: Seydlitz, Mackensen, and Hindenburg |
3 Light Armoured Cruisers
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Left to Right: SMS Königsberg, SMS Dresden, and SMS Magdeburg |
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Left to Right: Königsberg, Dresden, Magdeburg |
and 3 unnamed Destroyers
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The entire fleet from above |
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"Oh Scheisse! Look! Beyond zat iceberg, it's ze HMS Lion!" |
And just to throw in some more pictures, here are some 1/1200 GHQ Napoleonic Ships that are in progress. Still need to order ratlines from Langton, finish some standing rigging, and do all of the running rigging!
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French frigate at full sail |
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The beginning stages of rigging, lots left to do! |
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British sloop-of-war |
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As you can see, I definitely need to re-print and fix the ensign and pennant! |
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Another in-progress: HMS Victory |
Thanks for tuning in! Sorry if this was a long one, I definitely like to take pictures!
Jake
Wow Jake, you aren't kidding about the detail on those printed ships! The guns are really impressive. Even the little destroyers are decent. GHQ hulls are the best for accurate detail IMO, but Langton is pretty nice too and has more selection. If it will help there is a good rigging tutorial by Rory McCreadie on my blog at https://volsminiatures.blogspot.com/2014/05/rory-mccreadies-step-by-step-guide-to_18.html?m=0
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Vol