Battle of the Java Sea - Preparations in 1/3000th

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With the completion of the miniatures required to model Force Z a few weeks ago it was time to start my next project. Specifically, the various forces required to model the Battle of the Java Sea.

The following provides a few photos of the first part of the project - modelling the Japanese forces. The miniatures are from the Navwar 1/3000th range.

navalwargaming.blogspot.com/2023/03/the-battle-of-java-sea-japanese-forces.html

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In the second post I take a look at the Dutch ships for the battle, and painting them in 1/3000th scale.

navalwargaming.blogspot.com/2023/03/battle-of-java-sea-dutch.html

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In the third part of the short series it’s time to look at the British & Australian navy vessels.

navalwargaming.blogspot.com/2023/03/battle-of-java-sea-british-australian.html

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The final post in this short series, where we look at the US contingent, is now on-line. I trust you find it of interest.

navalwargaming.blogspot.com/2023/08/battle-of-java-sea-united-states.html