Aleigh Burke advice

Post here for tips on modeling.

Moderator: JIM BAUMANN

Post Reply
Cb1000h
Posts: 2
Joined: Fri Dec 21, 2007 1:03 am

Aleigh Burke advice

Post by Cb1000h »

Need some advice on the best PE set and resin accessories for Dragons 350 Arleigh burke also paint colors from model masters
Also what is the general consensous for bases
I plan do build full hull and place the ship on brass rod
lenght from base to hull???? and size Diam. of rod
sould the base be longer than over all hull and by how much or shorter??/
Thanks for the help
User avatar
nick
Posts: 832
Joined: Tue May 29, 2007 2:23 am
Location: Queen City of the South - Cebu City, Philippines
Contact:

Post by nick »

Cb1000h,

Gold Medal Models from US has a set of PE for both the Burke, the Ticonderoga, Spruance, Belknap, Forrest Sherman or any other Post WW2 or modern US navy ship. White Ensign models from UK has a set especially designed for the Burke.(The WEM set practically almost has everything to detail Burke)

Almost all ship modelers who plan to place the brass pedestals usually make their bases longer than the actual length of the model.
And if you could post pics of your model then do it!

:big_grin:

Nick
Nichol Caballero
Civil Engineer and Ship Enthusiast
Cb1000h
Posts: 2
Joined: Fri Dec 21, 2007 1:03 am

Post by Cb1000h »

Thank you I will order the PE set and I figured the base should be a bit longer

Are there any specific Model Master colors to yous on the Arleigh???
Also are there any resin upgrades for that kit too ie ciws or gun turrrets etc??
Thanks again
Wayne
User avatar
simon b
Posts: 743
Joined: Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:15 pm
Location: Northants, UK
Contact:

Post by simon b »

Try Veteran models for resin upgrades.

Ecm/chaff/CIWS/Harpoon/Turret ?/RIB boats and seahawks
Guest

Post by Guest »

I found their site but there is no order info
Is there a site that sells there stuff?? besides WEM
User avatar
Admhawk
Posts: 958
Joined: Sat Feb 03, 2007 1:00 pm
Location: Bowmanville, ON, Canada

Post by Admhawk »

Pacific Front and Iron Shipwright both sell Veteran parts.
Post Reply

Return to “Tips and Tricks”