
FH1122 HMS Hermes 1/700
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FH1122 HMS Hermes 1/700

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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
Fantastic!
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
How "soon" can we expect it? Before summer?
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
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Wonderful, thank-you
Wonderful, thank-you
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
If Flyhawk's Naiad is any indication, this will be one hell of a carrier kit!
Just wondering, does anyone know what modifications or omissions would be needed to portray the Hermes in her mid-30's fit when she was based in Hong Kong doing anti-piracy patrols? Obviously the pom pom forward of the island and the lantirn radar on the top of the mast would be gone.
Just wondering, does anyone know what modifications or omissions would be needed to portray the Hermes in her mid-30's fit when she was based in Hong Kong doing anti-piracy patrols? Obviously the pom pom forward of the island and the lantirn radar on the top of the mast would be gone.
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
There aren't enough words to express my elation in the selection and quality of kits Flyhawk is producing now.
Outstanding Flyhawk! Keep me at a loss of words for years to come!

Outstanding Flyhawk! Keep me at a loss of words for years to come!
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
Oh. My. I'll be getting one of these.
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
Good lord, I need to clone myself to keep up 
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
Nice, lets see how she compares to the Aoshima kit.
-> Canal watcher: Hermes was practically unchanged between being build and her loss except the pompoms and radar. You will have to be careful with the arrestor wires though. Between commissioning and 1926 she had longitudinal wires, between 1926 and 1933 no wires at all and after 1933 transverse wires.
-> Canal watcher: Hermes was practically unchanged between being build and her loss except the pompoms and radar. You will have to be careful with the arrestor wires though. Between commissioning and 1926 she had longitudinal wires, between 1926 and 1933 no wires at all and after 1933 transverse wires.
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
Looks like I can leave my HP Models Hermes kit on permanent hold!
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
I second Quaestor.Quaestor wrote:![]()
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This is the RN Carrier that was in the Pacific, was it not?
Will a PE set be available for it?
MB
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Working on:
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes ? 1/700?
The Indian Ocean. Sunk off Trincomalee, Ceylon (as it was then) by the Nagumo battle group very early in the war.MatthewB wrote:This is the RN Carrier that was in the Pacific, was it not?
In the box art above, note the D3A1s lining up on their bomb runs.
EDIT: a well-known photo

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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes 1/700
If it is Early-war, and Pacific/Indian Ocean, then it will be something I eventually get.
The "Dream" is to eventually get all ships that were involved in surface or Carrier Conflict in the Eastern Theatre.
MB
The "Dream" is to eventually get all ships that were involved in surface or Carrier Conflict in the Eastern Theatre.
MB
OMG LOOK! A signature
Working on:
1/700 (All Fall 1942):
HIJMS Nagara
HIJMS Aoba & Kinugasa
USS San Francisco
USS Helena
USS St. Louis
USS Laffey & Farenholt
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 4 - 7
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 13 - 16
Working on:
1/700 (All Fall 1942):
HIJMS Nagara
HIJMS Aoba & Kinugasa
USS San Francisco
USS Helena
USS St. Louis
USS Laffey & Farenholt
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 4 - 7
HIJMS Sub-Chasers No. 13 - 16
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes 1/700
MatthewB wrote:
.......... The "Dream" is to eventually get all ships that were involved in surface or Carrier Conflict in the Eastern Theatre. .........
Flyhawk have announced a 1940 HMS Illustrious, which should be convertible to a 1942 HMS Victorious which was in the Pacific sometimes known as USS/HMS Robin
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Re: FH1122 HMS Hermes 1/700
very nice,
is this a resin or plastic kit ?
is this a resin or plastic kit ?