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Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 2:50 am
by Nektarios
xyyy11231108 wrote:1/700 USS CANBERRA (CAG-2 ),Modified from the model of trumpeter's Baltimore class.
Fantastic work. A true piece of art :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 2:57 am
by Dave Wooley
A truly impressive model . Your build is top draw , GOLD medal standard .
Dave Wooley :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:55 am
by SebastianP
"Modified" he says... From the look of the first photo, that thing is a complete rebuild from the deck up... :-) Nice one. Wish I could build like that. :-)

SP

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:28 pm
by Dave Rowe
Excellent build, any chance of seeing some more of your Ark Royal too?

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 2:48 am
by mitchell300
Sauragnmon wrote:Those Oto Compacts I got amongst a mixed bag of spares from John Currie. You can get them on the European Weapon Set that comes with ships like the HMS Invincible, and the Type 42 Destroyers. There's also Goalkeepers in there, and other weapons that have been used around Europe.
From dragon/revell whatever?
And where do you order them?
I got now a decent job whit payment, so i want to build a navy :D
Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:26 pm
by Sauragnmon
The Oto Compact 5" and Goalkeeper can be found on the Skywave E-4 weapons sprue. They don't produce it anymore, as the molds were sold to Dragon. Dragon produces it in their Type 42 Destroyers, and their Invicible class Carriers, as Sprue B. Where you can order it, likely through Hobby Link Japan's parts service is a good choice, though you need a credit card as they do things in a somewhat odd manner.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 2:07 am
by mitchell300
Sauragnmon wrote:The Oto Compact 5" and Goalkeeper can be found on the Skywave E-4 weapons sprue. They don't produce it anymore, as the molds were sold to Dragon. Dragon produces it in their Type 42 Destroyers, and their Invicible class Carriers, as Sprue B. Where you can order it, likely through Hobby Link Japan's parts service is a good choice, though you need a credit card as they do things in a somewhat odd manner.
Yeah creditcard this, creditcard that.
But who has an creditcard in europe?
>.<
Nektarios, where do you think i can buy this kit for a nice deal? (not a creditcard >.<)
My pc is reinstalled, so i lost the website's, YES AGAIN!
Dragon 1/700 British
Type 42 Batch 3 Destroyer
HMS Manchester


I want for my navy:
1 Gerald ford class carrier (minimum)
4 nimitz class carriers (minimum)
1 enterprise class carrier
10 ticondertoga class cruisers (minimum)
15 arleigh burke class destroyers (minimum)
5 type 42 class destroyers
20 oliver perry class frigates (usa version)
2 oliver perry class frigates (spain version)
And if possible 4 LCF's from the dutch navy
But i dont think those kits exist.

Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 12:17 am
by Nektarios
mitchell300 wrote:Nektarios, where do you think i can buy this kit for a nice deal? (not a creditcard >.<)
My pc is reinstalled, so i lost the website's, YES AGAIN!
Dragon 1/700 British
Type 42 Batch 3 Destroyer
HMS Manchester

Mitch ;)

Mitch which are the weapons you need from this set??? Maybe i can help you i have lots of spares. In fact i have so many spare weapons that i throw away many of them since i ll never use them.
mitchell300 wrote:I want for my navy:
1 Gerald ford class carrier (minimum)
4 nimitz class carriers (minimum)
1 enterprise class carrier
10 ticondertoga class cruisers (minimum)
15 arleigh burke class destroyers (minimum)
5 type 42 class destroyers
20 oliver perry class frigates (usa version)
2 oliver perry class frigates (spain version)
And if possible 4 LCF's from the dutch navy
But i dont think those kits exist.

Mitch ;)
That will be an impressive fleet when you ll manage to build them all.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 12:25 am
by Nektarios
I have found the website of the company Aegisline that produces the DDH-181 resin kit. The site appears to be still under construction.

http://www.aegisline.com/

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 4:32 am
by mitchell300
Nektarios i need two 127mm (oto melara) and two goalkeepers.
And see your pb please, i want to know where you bought your kits.
Since i lost the websites (noted bevore)
I have found already some, but they are out of stock->
http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/pr ... _id=114948
http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/pr ... _id=122893
http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/pr ... _id=291075
All of those are ffg7 class, tico, arleigh.
I want to create two LCF class from the dutches.
If i will be able to do that :D
Otherwise i just rip off the armament from the spruance class, and fit them whit the 127mm and goalkeepers.
BTW NEKTARIOS, dont trow away, but send to me.
I will pay the sending costs, but just dont ever trow away again :heh:
Greetz
Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 8:26 am
by jpowers_01
I second that, don't throw anything away, I would also be happy to pay shipping if you are not wanting these extra items.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 9:25 am
by mitchell300
jpowers_01 wrote:I second that, don't throw anything away, I would also be happy to pay shipping if you are not wanting these extra items.
Indeed, because if you need spare parts.
You have to buy a new kit, wich is expensive.
So better give away then trow away ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 7:07 pm
by J Goodacre
Here is my latest build, it is the USS Portland LSD 37 modeled arounfd the mid 90's. It still needs some little stuff done to it, but for now it is complete. Any comments are always welcome, Happy modeling - John

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 7:50 am
by mitchell300
Wow john she looks good :D And then i mean good :P

Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:23 am
by Nektarios
mitchell300 wrote:
jpowers_01 wrote:I second that, don't throw anything away, I would also be happy to pay shipping if you are not wanting these extra items.
Indeed, because if you need spare parts.
You have to buy a new kit, wich is expensive.
So better give away then trow away ;)

Guys you can send me through PM your addresses and i can see what i can send you. :wave_1:

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:24 am
by Nektarios
J Goodacre wrote:Here is my latest build, it is the USS Portland LSD 37 modeled arounfd the mid 90's. It still needs some little stuff done to it, but for now it is complete. Any comments are always welcome, Happy modeling - John
John once more you have built an outstanding model. I m waiting to see more pics of Portland in the main gallery.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:36 am
by mitchell300
Nektarios wrote:
J Goodacre wrote:Here is my latest build, it is the USS Portland LSD 37 modeled arounfd the mid 90's. It still needs some little stuff done to it, but for now it is complete. Any comments are always welcome, Happy modeling - John
John once more you have built an outstanding model. I m waiting to see more pics of Portland in the main gallery.

Any progress on your models nektarios?
Im going to buy soon the first kit.
Currently getting a new computer, since this one is dying by the minut (i got an estimated 506 minuts left i quess :heh: )

Mitch ;)

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:49 am
by Sauragnmon
Can I volunteer for the "random Aid Shipment in the mail" programme too, Nektarios? I can think of uses for all sorts of stuff - remember how I've converted the French 100mm into a compact 5" turret for one of my ROJN ships.

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:40 pm
by Geoff B
Nektarios wrote:I have found the website of the company Aegisline that produces the DDH-181 resin kit. The site appears to be still under construction.

http://www.aegisline.com/

Well HLJ now list the kit under Interallied but its a tad expensive

http://www.hlj.com/product/INTVM203

Re: Postwar navy.

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:22 pm
by Sauragnmon
Yeah, that price makes me think they're selling it finished - that does NOT sound right for a resin piece, even full hulled. That's just Ludicrous, but you know there's going to be at least one or two idiots who buy it.