I did dare go back.

One photograph I forgot to take last time. The finished upgraded Pompom compared to the unaltered kit parts.

Si,

So being from England and working several ship kits, assembling a lot PE, I have to ask; Do you have a beer refrigerator in you hobby room to cope with all that PE? I know I would have to have one..LOL.

Nice PE work,

Mark

Pacients of a saint, looking great mate

Si,

she's really taking shape, looks like a battleship by now. Great and swift work, as usual.

- night of the PomPoms, yes, that's some time ago Russ...still remember it. But SI, they're looking really good! Those PomPoms are always very particular and a special challenge to build!

Great build mate, looking forward to see a commission not too far out I'd think!

Cheers,
Jan

Arrggh! Night of the Pom Poms has returned!

Great work Si. I like the pom poms. Makes me excited when I will finally start my Warspite!

Cheers

Some of the best looking molded Pom Poms I've seen Si.

Always a tricky component to get right: these are looking good so far

Quoted Text

---

Hi Si,

What books are you using for a reference on this one? The Kagero 3D book is only for the 1914-1919 version for Warspite.

Thanks and the ship is looking great!

Mike

---

Hi Mike,

Thanks for looking in, and your kind comment. The main references I am using are "The Anatomy of a Ship" on the Warspite, and the "Top Drawings" books, both cover the Grand Old lady mainly her WW2 fit.

The AOTS might be tricky to get hold of, top drawings should be around.

Hope that helps

Cheers

Si

Hi Si,

What books are you using for a reference on this one? The Kagero 3D book is only for the 1914-1919 version for Warspite.

Thanks and the ship is looking great!

Mike

Looking great mate

Paint on the main armament.

That main armament sure does POP Si!