1/350 USS Tennessee in Pearl Harbor fit

My rebuild of a dirty beat up old resin ship kit of the USS California and modifying it into the USS Tennessee as it may have appeared on December 7 1941.
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[@jcwoodman5285]

Sweet! 😊 I'm working through the late war refit Tennessee 350th resin kit now...

[@m.e.9974]

So much detail,looking very nice.

[@maddogmerv]

Thank you. A bucket list project

[@m.e.9974]

@@maddogmerv you have buckets of ideas and projects....right?

[@georgedistel1203]

I have never built a resin kit ever. I did buy a detail kit for a jagdtiger and about lost it. My problem in guessing was having the parts stay together. I washed them thoroughly let them dry, but half the time the adhesive wouldn't do what it was suppose to .

[@maddogmerv]

Dealing with resin is a whole new learning curve. Unfortunately, cyanoacrylate glue (super glue) is about all that works.

[@curtmartinson5441]

Well it sounds your a fellow Utahn , you talked about Fort Douglas . Very impressive work . Have you ever thought about doing the USS Utah or the USS Salt Lake City ( Old sway back ) ?

[@maddogmerv]

To my knowledge I'm the only person that has a model of the USS Utah as she sat the morning of December 7th 1941. I've done a show on it before here on my channel. It is in 1/425 scale. My good friend who has passed away Kirt Greniger built to the USS Salt Lake city that has been up at the Fort Douglas Museum