1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
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- Edward Pinniger
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Re: Scratchbuilding destroyer SMS VELEBIT in 1/200
Looks good - you've made a very neat job of adding the railings. (I'm finding the same job tricky enough in twice the scale size, with ready-made etched brass stanchions!)
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Re: Scratchbuilding destroyer SMS VELEBIT in 1/200
Hello again,
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
This is really great. Can't wait to see her finished.
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
Hello,
work on SMS Velebit is 90% complete.






work on SMS Velebit is 90% complete.






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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
that looks very sweet indded--crisp looking little ship!
JIM B
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
Hello after long time.
Model of Austro-Hungarian destroyer from First World war - SMS Velebit is finally finished after two years.
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Model of Austro-Hungarian destroyer from First World war - SMS Velebit is finally finished after two years.
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
Model looks like a handsome ship!! --
glad to see you finished her as well!!!
sooo.... whats next?
JIm Baumann
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
Excellent work!
A very nice-looking model of an interesting ship, glad to see you've finally completed it.
(Wish I could say the same of my own "Peder Skram" scratchbuild
- I've got distracted by R/C boats...)
A very nice-looking model of an interesting ship, glad to see you've finally completed it.
(Wish I could say the same of my own "Peder Skram" scratchbuild
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Re: 1/200 Zerst�rer SMS VELEBIT (1909)
Thank you for your comments
Well, I can't decide between three ships: SMS Bodrog - Austro-Hungarian river monitor - in 1/100, SMS Helgoland - Austro-Hungarian cruiser - 1/200, or HMAS Perth - Australian cruiser - 1/350.
Is there model of Leander class cruiser in 1/350? If not:
Do you know (or if anybody here knows) where can I buy barrels 152 mm and 102 mm same as those used on HMAS Perth?
Also, where can I buy Oerlikon guns, railings and all other PE parts which could be useful for building HMAS Perth in 1/350?
JIM BAUMANN wrote: sooo.... whats next?
Well, I can't decide between three ships: SMS Bodrog - Austro-Hungarian river monitor - in 1/100, SMS Helgoland - Austro-Hungarian cruiser - 1/200, or HMAS Perth - Australian cruiser - 1/350.
Is there model of Leander class cruiser in 1/350? If not:
Do you know (or if anybody here knows) where can I buy barrels 152 mm and 102 mm same as those used on HMAS Perth?
Also, where can I buy Oerlikon guns, railings and all other PE parts which could be useful for building HMAS Perth in 1/350?