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Phil R
 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
PostPosted: Tue Jun 04, 2019 7:06 am 
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Anyone know how far away the base kit is from a Hunt The Bismarck era Suffolk............?


HMS Suffolk is next on my to do list .I haven`t investigated it fully yet .but I will need to cut down the quarterdeck as a start.

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 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
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Superb, Phil! :big_grin:


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 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
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Phil R wrote:
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Anyone know how far away the base kit is from a Hunt The Bismarck era Suffolk............?


HMS Suffolk is next on my to do list .I haven`t investigated it fully yet .but I will need to cut down the quarterdeck as a start.

Regards Phil


I get the feeling that the releases of Cornwall and Kent are going to be keeping you busy for a while.

Looking forward to your HMS York, btw. :joker:

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 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
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Phil R wrote:
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Anyone know how far away the base kit is from a Hunt The Bismarck era Suffolk............?


HMS Suffolk is next on my to do list .I haven`t investigated it fully yet .but I will need to cut down the quarterdeck as a start.

Regards Phil


Well, I bit the bullet and I am progressing well...
http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=202855

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 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
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Hi Maarten ,I bit an even bigger bullet ,I`m currently converting this kit to HMS London after her rebuild.It`s one heck of a job .but I`m enjoying doing it,which is what the lark should be about!

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Phil R wrote:
Hi Maarten ,I bit an even bigger bullet ,I`m currently converting this kit to HMS London after her rebuild.It`s one heck of a job .but I`m enjoying doing it,which is what the lark should be about!

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Hi Phil,

Yes, that's really a large undertaking! Beginning with the hull: have you worked out a way to eliminate the bulges and get the side walls vertical? I assume you will build it waterline like most of your ships, otherwise you'll need to place the rudder, the props and the propshaft 5 scale feet backwards.

Do you have a set of plans of London's superstructure after the rebuild?

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 Post subject: Re: HMS Berwick 1941
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Yep ,altering the hull was the first thing I did ,and after a short break it is well on the way to being finished,see attached.

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:good_one: :good_job:

Keep going! And keep us posted!

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