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Prolly the same hull?

if it is the Arizona model that I am thinking about which had an issue with the shape of the stern armor belt then I wonder if they did the same on the Pennsylvania?

[quote=Roberto post_id=1103046 time=1778832597 user_id=266]
Cannot recognize the brand. Could be Snowman?

[url]http://www.moxingfans.com/uploads/allimg/20260514/20260514224332_86573.jpg[/url]
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No, it's Dali Models. They've already released an Arizona and [url=https://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/ships/dd/dd-17/Smith-350-dm/Dali_CY101_Smith.htm][b][u]USS Smith[/u][/b][/url] in 1/350.
[attachment=0]350Pennsy.jpg[/attachment]
You can see the instructions for the previously released AZ and Smith in the photo.

Was not a new tool Arizona recently released?
Nice to see a Pennsylvania though.

Cannot recognize the brand. Could be Snowman?

[url]http://www.moxingfans.com/uploads/allimg/20260514/20260514224332_86573.jpg[/url]

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[quote=Roberto post_id=1102859 time=1778637482 user_id=266]
Has anyone seen this?

[url]https://www.ebay.com/itm/198027401342?epid=22089250665&itmmeta=01KRFEHBRAJTMSV3W07C7P5MJJ&hash=item2e1b5a587e:g:jUMAAeSwat1pZ2Nl[/url]

[img]https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/uTQAAeSwgWRpZ2Nk/s-l1600.webp[/img]
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Well Ive seen it now. :heh: I kinda like the oil canning effect on the hull. Unlike overscaled plating on ww2 ships, her it looks pretty subtle on the render.
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I think the depth of the effect is ok but each individual panel is too large (i.e. when compared to the reference photo they have). Imo this sort of thing looks a lot better when its just painted on. It seems like border is experimenting a lot with surface effects in general as they have also done stressed skin effects on aircraft to a mixed reception.

[quote=Roberto post_id=1102859 time=1778637482 user_id=266]
Has anyone seen this?

[url]https://www.ebay.com/itm/198027401342?epid=22089250665&itmmeta=01KRFEHBRAJTMSV3W07C7P5MJJ&hash=item2e1b5a587e:g:jUMAAeSwat1pZ2Nl[/url]

[img]https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/uTQAAeSwgWRpZ2Nk/s-l1600.webp[/img]
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Well Ive seen it now. :heh: I kinda like the oil canning effect on the hull. Unlike overscaled plating on ww2 ships, her it looks pretty subtle on the render.

Has anyone seen this?

[url]https://www.ebay.com/itm/198027401342?epid=22089250665&itmmeta=01KRFEHBRAJTMSV3W07C7P5MJJ&hash=item2e1b5a587e:g:jUMAAeSwat1pZ2Nl[/url]

[img]https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/uTQAAeSwgWRpZ2Nk/s-l1600.webp[/img]

There are several eBay listings, some from "reputable" Chinese sellers, but I have not received any official announcement.
Thanks folks

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That Trumpeter [i]Renown [/i]looks mighty tempting!
Tom

Trumpeter's 1:350 HMS Resolution 1942 has appeared:

[url]http://www.trumpeter-china.com/index.php?g=home&m=product&a=show&id=4183&l=en[/url]

Hopefully now some real wood decks and super detail sets for her follow suit.

I applaud trumpys variety in both scale and subjects.
I've learned to look fot the "A" team kits, the "B" team, strictly depending on the subject.

[quote=Killerbeans post_id=1101719 time=1777565043 user_id=464648]Has Renown been done before?[/quote]

Yes, but not 1/350 in injection molded plastic

Looks nice. The 1/24th Jug, and 1/16 5cm look good as well.
Has Renown been done before?

First pictures of forth coming battlecruiser from Trumpeter 1/350 ,HMS Renown 1942

[IMG]https://cdn01.hobbyphotohost.com?hscz2kh[/IMG]

[IMG]https://cdn01.hobbyphotohost.com?4kspar2[/IMG]

Announced by Sphyrna (FlyHawk) in 1/700:

[b]Chinese Type 054B frigate [i]Qinzhou[/i] [/b]
[url=https://www.scalemates.com/kits/sphyrna-htp7010-plan-type-054b-frigate-qinzhou--1755191]https://www.scalemates.com/kits/sphyrna-htp7010-plan-type-054b-frigate-qinzhou--1755191[/url]

A 1/200 model of a 80s New Jersey would be awesome - but a vietnam war variant would be even better IMHO - and not done yet in any scale.

But for all 200-scale fans, something else has appeared quitely on several onlineshops: I Love Kit / Merrit will release a 1/200 Ticonderoga class cruiser USS Mobile Bay this year. Couldn't wait for it, so I just dropped a pre-order. I was always attracted by the 1/200 scale Arleigh-Burkes but a Tico is even better.


[img]https://media.modellbau-koenig.de/pictures/products/Shopsystem/Shop600px/ilk62012.jpg[/img]

I'm still hoping someone will release the cash cow that is a 1/200 or 1/350 1980s [i]New Jersey[/i]

[size=50]The 1943-1945 round bridge variant will never see the light of day.[/size]

Considering the quality of Very Fire recent releases, Trumpeter being Trumpeter and their NC being 20 years old, this is going to be just a different league. Heck, even a different sport.

Renders alone were enough to put my money on the table.

Once we get a copy, a review will be forthcoming.