Calling all Udaloy-class (Фрегат-M) & Sovremennyy-class (сарыч) fans
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- jgrease
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1/350 Udaloys
Hey Sean - I see some of the online sites show the Udaloys in stock. Have you gotten your hands on one yet? I'm looking forward to hearing about them before I throw down my cash.
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Magnus
I have almost finished the Trumpeter Udaloy
I bought the Trumpeter Udaloy late this week and since my girlfriend is gone for the we, I have been able to speedbuild her.
Fit is good to very good. Some parts need extra care and some putty, most notably the missile containers.
Detailing is good, but the kit would profit from some photo etched railings.
The structure is made in clear plastic in order to allow for "glass windows".
Some of the masts are included in photoetch and in clear plastic, the photoetch is very pleasant to work with and should not pose any problems to those hesitant to use it. However, some extra fittings have to be cut off the clear parts and glued to the brass parts...
I have taken a few pictures of my build, but I have no way of uploading them right now. Those interested can email me at magnusschmauchxhotmail (replace the x with @ and add .com). I promise to answer ASAP.
/Magnus
Fit is good to very good. Some parts need extra care and some putty, most notably the missile containers.
Detailing is good, but the kit would profit from some photo etched railings.
The structure is made in clear plastic in order to allow for "glass windows".
Some of the masts are included in photoetch and in clear plastic, the photoetch is very pleasant to work with and should not pose any problems to those hesitant to use it. However, some extra fittings have to be cut off the clear parts and glued to the brass parts...
I have taken a few pictures of my build, but I have no way of uploading them right now. Those interested can email me at magnusschmauchxhotmail (replace the x with @ and add .com). I promise to answer ASAP.
/Magnus
- Sean Hert
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Re: 1/350 Udaloys
I did last week- posted in Main, not in this thread, sorry about that.jgrease wrote:Hey Sean - I see some of the online sites show the Udaloys in stock. Have you gotten your hands on one yet? I'm looking forward to hearing about them before I throw down my cash.
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... hp?t=16207
I'm actually working on a review for the site right now. Let me just say- I'm pumped. I may have a problem already- I cannot stop taping the lower and upper hulls together, adding the decks, and chasing the cat around.... :big_grin:
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Started to put knife to plastic today on my Admiral Panteleyev. Those clear parts are going to make masking interesting.

More here... http://david-j-ross.fotopic.net/c1212498.html

More here... http://david-j-ross.fotopic.net/c1212498.html
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- Sean Hert
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Udaloy PIcs?
So, what images do you guys have of Udaloy's that isn't from FAS or the Zaloga Concord book?
What about images of Admiral Chabanenko (Udaloy II)?
Anyone got plans of these?
What about images of Admiral Chabanenko (Udaloy II)?
Anyone got plans of these?
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Sean Hert
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Udaloys
The best place I have come across for Udaloys DD605 is shipspotter.com lots of good shots as it travelled around the UK
Udaloy II pictures are very rare and thats quite frustrating, they are going to get even rare as the Russian navy has run out of money to give her a refit and are laying her up
I have a set of her some where in Norway covered in ice and snow great series of photos but not a lot of detail
the other place for quite specatular soviet ship photos is the us military photo archives The DEFENCE Visual Information centre
http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/
this takes a bit creative searching for what you need as the cataloguing data is strangely filed to say the least
O and Shipspotters.com is more additive that airliner.net
Graham Murdoch
cant spell dont care
Udaloy II pictures are very rare and thats quite frustrating, they are going to get even rare as the Russian navy has run out of money to give her a refit and are laying her up
I have a set of her some where in Norway covered in ice and snow great series of photos but not a lot of detail
the other place for quite specatular soviet ship photos is the us military photo archives The DEFENCE Visual Information centre
http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/
this takes a bit creative searching for what you need as the cataloguing data is strangely filed to say the least
O and Shipspotters.com is more additive that airliner.net
Graham Murdoch
cant spell dont care
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Sovremenny Class Destroyer 1:350
Trumpeter's USSR Navy Sovremenny Class Project 956 Destroyer 1:350 - by "Niphon"


For more pics, please try my latest page :
http://www.falconbbs.com/model33b.htm
Have fun!


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Have fun!
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Many thanks for your kind words, John! 
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Many thanks for your kind compliments, Dave!
Have you seen the 1:200 Sovremenny type 956 and type 956e built by the very same modeler? If not, try these pages :
http://www.falconbbs.com/model18b.htm
http://www.falconbbs.com/model22a.htm

Have you seen the 1:200 Sovremenny type 956 and type 956e built by the very same modeler? If not, try these pages :
http://www.falconbbs.com/model18b.htm
http://www.falconbbs.com/model22a.htm
10 Youtube Playlists that I created and I'd like to share:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ModelManiac ... /playlists
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcwo8_L ... /playlists
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- Sean Hert
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David-David J Ross wrote:Started to put knife to plastic today on my Admiral Panteleyev. Those clear parts are going to make masking interesting.
More here... http://david-j-ross.fotopic.net/c1212498.html
How are you finding the fit of the parts on this ship?
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I did have some problems aligning the parts of the funnels but that is more likely my clumsiness than the kit's fault. The clear plastic used in the parts in the picture made it tricky to me to see the joints at the front. I think it would have been better to brush some liquid poly glue on the back of the parts to reduce the clarity of these bits.Sean Hert wrote:David-David J Ross wrote:Started to put knife to plastic today on my Admiral Panteleyev. Those clear parts are going to make masking interesting.
More here... http://david-j-ross.fotopic.net/c1212498.html
How are you finding the fit of the parts on this ship?
Whilst searching the net for pictures of the Admiral Panteleyev I did find one at Wikipedia that shows that the orange-brown is used on more decks than the painting instructions say.
Here it is... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Dest ... eleyev.jpg
My photos... http://david-j-ross.smugmug.com/
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1/350 Slava!!
I just got a note from Stevens- they are in the US, and shipping today. I hope to have one in hand by Friday- and should have a review soon to follow.
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1/350 Slava
So do we have a verdict yet? Anyone get one in their hands? PLease share...
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Udaloy review
Sean - your review was on the money. I like to see the components laid out, and it's good to have someone who knows what they're looking at giving a breakdown of the parts. Keep up the good work.
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