MICRO-MIR 1/350 'Whiskey III' Class Submarine - A Build In Pictures
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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Soviet poster sourced from the internet,
as are the submarine photos, for review
and educational purposes = fair usage
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Beautiful build. Always nice when paint doesn't bleed. Thanks for sharing
Yes, underbleed or paint rip off are the main troubles I tend to have when I mask.. luckily none of that happened, this time! :)
@@BasicModelling yup. Awesome
Beautiful kit you made! Believe it or not, I visited a cold war Soviet submarine like this but it was a Foxtrot class submarine. It's a museum and it was birthed next to the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California. The interior was very cramp like the old World War Two submarines of the past. Take care.
Thank you... I tried to get inside a Swedish WWII era submarine outside a museum in Sweden many years ago, but it felt too claustrophobic and I had to get out. One of my cousins did his national service on a Swedish submarine, I would never have managed that..
The proud owner of one of these MICRO Subs by Rob! woo hoo... *very big grin*
I thought I sent you a HobbyBoss submarine? ;) Either way, I still treasure the Lexington, although it is currently very safely packed away, while I have a different display out to look at. I like to change over, every now and again..
@@BasicModelling Don't really know the manufacture, just assumed the same from the scale, but what does a layman know about models? LOL
@@NauticalPappyStu Yes, there are many brands and many scales.. but 1/350 seems quite popular for submarines and other Navy vessels.. :)
Good to see a sub build. A very nice tidy build
Thank you, I am pleased you think so... ;)
As usual, loved the music!
Mission accomplished!!! :)
"Just one ping" :D
Great to see you building a submarine, especially such an obscure one, to me at least. I admit i know next to nothing about subs, and even less when it comes to the cold war era. Very interesting work mate :)
Thank you... my intention originally was to build this, set in a sea scape diorama, showing the infamous 'Whiskey on the rocks' incident in the south of Sweden in 1981, when a Russian Whiskey submarine got stuck on a rock, well inside Swedish territorial waters and very close to a large Swedish navy base. Caused a wee bit of friction with Russia, that did.. but alas, I will get another kit and build that scene separately, I think. First time I've built a kit by Micro-Mir, but it was a fun experience.. :)
Awesome work...and splendid model!
Very nice submarine. A very good work from you, especially with this tiny parts. great result, Rob.
Wish you a nice weekend. Greetings, Joachim
Nice work indeed! It looks as simple as beautiful, save for all those tiny photo-etched details. Maybe a submarine kit is not that hard after all. Did I have room at home for navy stuff, I´d try one of these submarines, which happen to be of the kind I like the most.
Hi Rob ... interesting subject ... i like submarines ... have to finish mine ... nice build mate :-) ... cheers Make*
Thanks.. and please do!! :)
Impressive, well done. Next stop, Optrex. 👍👀
Sublime, I'll get me coat 😁👍
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha... it looks ok in a dark room, if you look at it with sunglasses on.. but thank you anyway.. :)
@@BasicModelling respect mate 😁👍
Great job Rob she looks very nice.
nice one at least those brass bits on the deck won't break apart like Airfix plastic does
Great!
Thank you! :)
Four ships sailed in the Polish Navy. ORP Bielik, ORP Kondor, ORP Orzeł, ORP Sokół.
Indonesia had 12. Only one still remains existed as a monument
Looks fantastic. I make video's similar to your's btw.
Only the best, eh?? ;) Glad you liked it, I'm not one for making talkies, this is a quick and easy way of doing a video, without leaving out too much and if anyone wants to know anything specific, all they have to do is ask.. :)
@@BasicModelling agreed.