This is Trumpeter 1/700 Warspite with a ton of upgrades!
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Amazing work, still astounds me that you guys can work on such a small scale, besides my sausage fingers my eyes just dont have the stamina!!
Thanks for sharing.
David
As Dave says. absolutely amazing work, hardly believable it’s 1/700!
Great job!
Cheers
Jan
That looks great. When and how do you mask that for putting on the camo?
I masked for the turret tops, but everything else was eyeballed for freehand.
Did you hand paint it all?
I airbrushed overall the light gray, then hand painted the dark gray. Except for the turret tops; they’re too difficult to paint the tops uniformly and neatly. I masked for those.
Absolutely amazing!
Especially that it’s hand-painted is really stunning,
Greetings
Alex
Looks outstanding! A++
Missed this one back in October.
Better late than never! 
Thanks.
Awesome job on the Warspite, Leo. It really looks great. I appear to have missed this one, too.
Jim
Thanks! Every now and then I manage to pull off a good model…and it was one of Trumpeter’s better releases. Here’s a couple more views:
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Really clean job on this one, it looks like a 1/350 scale ship at first inspection. Those water effects behind the seaplane are something else! Thanks for sharing some more views with us
Marty
Excellent photos too!
Yeah…my personal favorites are the ones with the blue background. Looks like early morning, or evening.
Leo, your Warspite is some SUPER work! I assumed it was 1/350… at 1/700 it is even more awesome. I especially appreciate the clean-but-dirty-enough-to-be-an-operating-ship look - difficult to pull off! Warspite looks well used but ready to take on all comers. Well done indeed!
Many thanks!
It is really delicate and elegant.
Nice, the wooden deck style.