*Inj. molded plastic* Upcoming Ship Kit Releases
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mstary1
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Re: *Inj. molded plastic* Upcoming Ship Kit Releases
1/350 HMS Vendetta is scheduled for March release by Showcase Models.
Pictures just posted on their site.
Pictures just posted on their site.
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Caesar Ho
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----------------------------------------ADebroux wrote:Saw this mentioned in the Airfix modeling magazine this weekend.
http://www.italeri.com/scheda.asp?idPro ... ategoria=0 If they're going to do a series associated with this I would love it if they follow up with a King George V, Prince of Wales or Illustrious.
This kit most likely is rebox from Dragon's kit.
King George V, Prince of Wales Only have Tamiya's or Matchbox's Duke of York.
Illustrious Aoshima's
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pgollin
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mstary1 wrote:
1/350 HMS Vendetta is scheduled for March release by Showcase Models.
Pictures just posted on their site.
That looks excellent ! Do you know their website address ?
Is that half a hull, or a full hull ?
Thanks
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mstary1
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Re: *Inj. molded plastic* Upcoming Ship Kit Releases
Full hull I've been told. Thinking of all the different variants you can do with kit, it will be staggering.pgollin wrote:mstary1 wrote:
1/350 HMS Vendetta is scheduled for March release by Showcase Models.
Pictures just posted on their site.
That looks excellent ! Do you know their website address ?
Is that half a hull, or a full hull ?
Thanks
Looks like a very good kit. Aftermarket guys should have fun with this.
Unusual that it is a 1918 version.
Facebook site.
https://www.facebook.com/Showcase-Model ... 3/?fref=ts
Website
http://www.showcasemodelsaustralia.com.au/
Taking pre orders in a few days. No pricing yet.
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OH look at that plastic
and NO RESIN insight, just goes to show some people don't Know it all after all
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Who claimed Showcase's V-class would be in resin?
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pgollin
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It looks nice I hope they do a Wair AA conversion and a Long Ranged Escort version as well
It looks nice I hope they do a Wair AA conversion and a Long Ranged Escort version as well
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Re: *Inj. molded plastic* Upcoming Ship Kit Releases
More 1/700th escort destroyers on the way from IBG (no surprise if you've seen the decal sheet in their first two ship kits):
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/search?typ1_c ... le=1%2f700
HMS Wadsworth, ORP Krakowiak; plus reissues of the first two.
I have those two; as said on another thread they are well-made kits which appear to scale and basically accurate, according to what I have to check against (Lenton & Colledge).
http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/search?typ1_c ... le=1%2f700
HMS Wadsworth, ORP Krakowiak; plus reissues of the first two.
I have those two; as said on another thread they are well-made kits which appear to scale and basically accurate, according to what I have to check against (Lenton & Colledge).
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tjstoneman
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"Wadsworth"??? No such ship! Even more amusing, the machine translation calls her "HMS Bazuwasu"! The photo on Hobby Search website actually shows HMS BADSWORTH!
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It's what happens when you automatically translate into English something that was originally translated from English into Japanese 
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tjstoneman wrote:"Wadsworth"??? No such ship! Even more amusing, the machine translation calls her "HMS Bazuwasu"! The photo on Hobby Search website actually shows HMS BADSWORTH!
Errrm, well ...
Wadsworth is a proper English name. There could have been one ...
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Looks like there is an 1/700 IJN Kii coming from Fujimi as part of the 'NEXT' line. Says its a 'Type Battle Ship Yamato' though... ? Wish there was a picture:
http://www.hlj.com/product/FUJ46003
http://www.hlj.com/product/FUJ46003
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The Kii is the so-called "Super Yamato", based on their previous "Phantom" with dual 20" guns : http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10373726
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But we already have this: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10050788Timmy C wrote:The Kii is the so-called "Super Yamato", based on their previous "Phantom" with dual 20" guns : http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10373726
So, what gives? same general appearance?
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Good question, and since the release was supposed to be on 15th Feb, we should soon know for sure.
It states that there are some new moldings, perhaps this is the same as the previous Phantom kit, but on the other hand, perhaps the heavy AA armament is different. IIRC, the Phantom kit still used the same 127mm DP as the Yamato.
It states that there are some new moldings, perhaps this is the same as the previous Phantom kit, but on the other hand, perhaps the heavy AA armament is different. IIRC, the Phantom kit still used the same 127mm DP as the Yamato.
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The new one is under the "Kan Next" series, third of the line. Like the Kan Next Yamato and Musashi, it'll come molded in colour to make painting optional for the less discerning modeler.
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Yes it does, but the box art shows the 3.9 in as found on the Akizuki's and Taiho.Gernot wrote:Good question, and since the release was supposed to be on 15th Feb, we should soon know for sure.
It states that there are some new moldings, perhaps this is the same as the previous Phantom kit, but on the other hand, perhaps the heavy AA armament is different. IIRC, the Phantom kit still used the same 127mm DP as the Yamato.
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The existing Phantom/SuperYam kits come with a different heavy AA mounting with angled plates instead of the rounded ones. You can see it in the Hobby Search instructions and on the new sprue for the 20" guns.
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Re: *Inj. molded plastic* Upcoming Ship Kit Releases
IBG with further variations on the Hunt class in 1/700th, upcoming:
http://www.ibgmodels.com/ships.htm
http://www.ibgmodels.com/ships.htm
Harold