Hi Jeff,
Well, I finally finished Juneau. I've attached eight pictures Len Roberto
 took for me. Please post them on you site, at your leisure. There's 
a brief description below. Man I tell, you, this was a very involved 
project. Between the research, and construction, it took the better 
part of 15 months to complete. I think it came out pretty good, for 
a first time ship model. I still need to work on a few things, but 
that will come after I do a few more. And yes, there will be at 
least one more. This one is for a customer, and I'll be needing one 
for myself. I think an Arliegh Burke is in my future!!!
I have some bad news. I won't be able to make Mosquitocon this year. 
My cousin is being ordained in New York, and I have to go. It figures 
they would have it the same day. As I'm also an ordained minister, it 
just wouldn't be right if I didn't attend. We'll be having family in 
from other parts of the country, so it won't be that bad. But I still 
hate to miss the show. I've only missed one (Blizzardcon) but I have a 
valid excuse. I got called back to work. I really wanted to bring Juneau 
down for you to look at. But there'll be another time. Let me know what 
other shows you'll be doing in the near future, and I'll bring it. The 
guy I did it for said I can have it back for a few shows, if I wanted to. 
So I'll call him on that. At least once. :-))
 
Semper Fi
Doug


God Bless America

Blue Water Navy kit of the USS Juneau in 350 Scale.

Built mostly out of the box, with the following additions. Extra rails 
added in variuos places, and a few figures added. Painted with White Ensign 
emanel paints and Testors Acrylic overcoats added. Washed highlighted with 
artist oils. Rigging is .004 monofiliment for flag lines, and .005 stainlees 
steel for standing rigging. This is my first ship model. Building time approxamatly 
15 months. Photos by Len Roberto.