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I guess most people will want to build the Hollywood ship which definetly does not have red gun carriages. They do look great built up with the coats of arms and the names. Some people may want to do the stern chasers in Bronze as per the books and film too. I think every build of this will end up being different, I for one look forward to what people do with this kit.
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Thanks for the shoutout for my channel (Modelkit Stuff). I have a good number of first time builders following the build.
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Still noone make 1/200 Scharnhorst aftermarket sets?
Jase replied to Zacharias's topic in Plastic model kits
I reviewed the kit on YouTube when it first came out, it has the wrong hull and the capstans are incorrectly orientated so it needs a lot of surgery, It could be that that is putting them off?? see part 2 for full explanation. -
like everybody epic is what you want it to be. straight kit build, in my view the Caldercraft Victory is the mother of all ship kits
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