[trex0770]

Originally Posted by watou06

It is about 28" in length. It is an approximation: I already repacked the model and placed it in the very back of my closet. The access to the closet is getting hard as models tend to accumulate rather quickly.
I have seen the pictures of your ships. I love the USS Hornet with the B25s getting ready for take off to Tokyo.

Thanks Watou. I do know what you mean by the models accumulating b/c I've got the same problem getting to them....often times I just throw up my hands and walk away b/c I don't want to shift the boxes around to get to the one I want. BTW, my ships have also been repacked and tucked away until I can redo my office.

-Trex

p.s. the Yamato looks nice too. I got my ships b/c I only want to collect the same scale in ships, did you do the same?

[watou06]

Originally Posted by trex0770

Thanks Watou. I do know what you mean by the models accumulating b/c I've got the same problem getting to them....often times I just throw up my hands and walk away b/c I don't want to shift the boxes around to get to the one I want. BTW, my ships have also been repacked and tucked away until I can redo my office.

-Trex

p.s. the Yamato looks nice too. I got my ships b/c I only want to collect the same scale in ships, did you do the same?

Yes, I like to have the same scale and same manufacturer style for my ships. Unfortunately, Tamiya masterworks never produced a 1:350 aircraft carrier.