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Sorry for the delay, but this are pictures of what I've been up to till now with the San Francisco, the Bofors MK12 Quadruple mountings.

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Greetings,

Erick

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Hello Axel,

Yes, at one time I began posting in papership.de

Sorry for being away such a long time, in June 2005 I had a car accident, I wasn't injured, but didn't have the desire to keep building the San Francisco at that time I still can't believe I came out of the car alive.

Now I have slowly resumed the building and soon I'll be posting some pictures. I decided to borrow some parts from WHV USS Alaska to make the boffors more real :yahoo:

If nothing gets on my way I'll be posting the pictures no later than Sunday.

Have a nice weekend to you all.

Regards,

Erick.

Last picture for today... here you have a side view of the whole ship...

Picture six: A look from behind of the ship's structures...

Picture 5: A close up from side looking at the stern of the two funnels, searchlight platform and other structures...

In picture four, you may see the second funnel platform and the funnel's base...

Third picture shows the platform that goes around the second funnel...

The second picture shows the ready searchlight...

Hello Everybody,

Sorry for taking so long, here I am posting new pictures, the ship already has both funnels, and other middle structures in it. Except for the still missing parts for aircraft catapults, the model portrays the silhuette of the real "New Orleans" class in WWII :)).

Hope you enjoy the pictures,

Greetings,

Erick.

The first picture shows the searchlight's parts in order of assembly from left to right...

This is a close-up of the Fighting Bridge...

Here is a close up of the superstructure so far, the command bridge, forward funnel and the searchlight structure

Another overview of the whole ship, this time with the Forward Funnel in place and also begining to assembly the middel structure for the search lights...

Overview of San Francisco along with Möwe-Verlag's Schleswig-Holstein

Here the command bridge is almost done, this is as seen from behind

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the info about posting the pictures.

Here is another picture:

Hello Michael,

Thanks for watching, I'll post more pictures as soons as the system allows me, as right now I'm trying to post the whole batch of pictures I have to the present stage of the build but after clicking on the post button the message is not present.

Here you have a picture along CFM's Yamato...

Erick

More...

More pictures:

I have one question... How do I add more images than just one? I have not figured it out yet. Thanks for the help

Erick

Hello Everybody,

I'm sort of new here as I don't have posted previously about my models, but this time I decided to upload a few pictures of the model I am building.

This is the Wilhelmshaven's San Francisco, a Heavy Cruiser built before WWII under the Washington Treaty. Hope you enjoy the pictures.

Erick

Well, that reminds me of the CFM's Yamato, awful to see this happen with a model.

After having spend time on the forums now I know the Yamato is or was a copy of a polish model, I didn´t know I had to glue the deck to 0.5 mm card and all that.

I saw your build of Digital's Yamato and I'm willing to build it some time, but for now I have ordered Takao from them, as Roman uses the polish assembling style that I need to get used to as I have never assembled anything else than Wilhelmshaven.

I have two models that will be very challenging, Halinski's Richelieu and Warspite that have some flaws and I'm sure your experience redesigning this model and also de Iowa will be very handy. :))

Watching this very close.

Erick

Gut erinnert das mich an das CFM's Yamato, schrecklich, dieses zu sehen, mit einem Modell zu geschehen.

Nachher habend verbringen Sie Zeit auf den Foren, jetzt, das ich kenne, das Yamato ist oder eine Kopie eines polnischen Modells war, wußte ich nicht, daß ich die Plattform zur 0.5 Millimeter Karte kleben mußte und alles das.

Ich sah Ihren Bau von Digital's Yamato und von I'm, das willt, ihn einige Zeit zu errichten, aber für jetzt habe mich Takao von ihnen, als Roman gebrauch die zusammenbauende Art des Poliermittels bestellt, die ich gelangen muß verwendet an, da ich nie noch etwas als Wilhelmshaven zusammengebaut habe.

Ich habe zwei Modelle, die sehr schwierig sind, Halinski's Richelieu und Warspite, das irgendwelche Fehler und I'm haben, die Ihre Erfahrung sicher ist, die dieses Modell und auch De Iowa neu entwirft, ist sehr handlich. Dieses aufpassen sehr nah. :))

Große,

Erick

Hello Rob,

Thanks for sharing your experience with this model, I wish I had seen this before I tried to build CFM's Yamato.

Keep up the good work!

Greetings,

Erick

P.S.: Sorry for my bad german, I had to use a translator

Hallo Rob,

Dank für das Teilen Ihrer Erfahrung mit diesem Modell, wünsche ich, daß ich dieses gesehen hatte, bevor ich versuchte, CFM's Yamato zu errichten. Mach weiter so!

Grüße,

Erick

P.S.: Traurig für meinen schlechten Deutschen, mußte ich einen Übersetzer benutzen