Calling all HMS Nelson & HMS Rodney fans
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Great work on the tug - you've added an amazing amount of detail to such a tiny boat. (Is this from one of the Tamiya or Skywave harbour sets?) Your HMS Nelson is very impressive too.
I'd also be interested to know how you made the tyres - are they slices of styrene tube?
I've recently completed building a similar tug boat (Revell kit) but about 1/100 scale it wasn't quite so challenging to add all the fine details
I'd also be interested to know how you made the tyres - are they slices of styrene tube?
I've recently completed building a similar tug boat (Revell kit) but about 1/100 scale it wasn't quite so challenging to add all the fine details
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1/350 HMS Rodney scratchbuilt by Mauro Cattaneo and Cristian Capra:
http://www.lupisolitari.it/modelli/Navi ... odney.html

http://www.lupisolitari.it/modelli/Navi ... odney.html
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- Sylvain Auger
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Does anyone know what colours were used on Nelson when she wore the camouflage scheme? I'll probably use the camouflage sheet provided bu Ludwig but the colours are unknown to me. And if anyone has a better picture or reference it would greatly help out on this future project!
Thanks
Thanks
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- Laurence Batchelor
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ZzB
1/350 HMS Rodney 1942/43 scratchbuilt :
http://www.old.modelarstwo.org.pl/forum ... 6&start=90

Regards.
ZzB
http://www.old.modelarstwo.org.pl/forum ... 6&start=90

Regards.
ZzB
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- Laurence Batchelor
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Its been out-of-print for about 25 years and can be bought 2nd hand for �20-�25 which is very reasonable.
Included inside are plans, many top quality IWM and NMM photos, colour artwork drawn by the authors and properly researched, nearly all of the camouflage schemes are given for both ships and also the operational history of both ships.
Here is the cover:
http://www.warshipmodels.com/~users/Loz ... nelson.jpg
Also see the British Battleshships reference list I created here for more references on the Nelson class, but by fra Man o war 3 is the best book for any modeller:
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... 90&start=0
I also have the Polish profile scanned in by another above and you will be better off buying Man o' War 3 as the Polish one isn't all that cheap.
Included inside are plans, many top quality IWM and NMM photos, colour artwork drawn by the authors and properly researched, nearly all of the camouflage schemes are given for both ships and also the operational history of both ships.
Here is the cover:
http://www.warshipmodels.com/~users/Loz ... nelson.jpg
Also see the British Battleshships reference list I created here for more references on the Nelson class, but by fra Man o war 3 is the best book for any modeller:
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... 90&start=0
I also have the Polish profile scanned in by another above and you will be better off buying Man o' War 3 as the Polish one isn't all that cheap.
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- Laurence Batchelor
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It's on my British battleships reference list here Jose, under profiles:
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... 90&start=0
Cheers
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... 90&start=0
Cheers
- Jose Chaica
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Damn...Why do I keep missing such important threads, I don�t know....Laurence Batchelor wrote:It's on my British battleships reference list here Jose, under profiles:
http://www.shipmodels.info/mwphpBB2/vie ... 90&start=0
Cheers
Many Thanks, Laurence, for the heads-up.....
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Foeth
1/350 HMS Rodney, polish modelforum
A link was posted in the CASF forum by ZzB and I guess nobody noticed it from the lack of response. But, I think this model will be appreciated


See the entire thread here


See the entire thread here
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Wow....nice work. Is that scratchbuilt?
Martin
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