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Lol, I’ll do my best, but I think It’ll be like the blind leading the blind - perhaps we can sort it out together. im still clearing the deck on mine, so the instruction sheet is only being used as to what comes off or stays on -,I’ve come to realise the deck Tamiya supplies is that for the end of war KGV as there are differences in deck furniture between the two ships.
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I’ve been making models since the late sixties but stopped making them when I moved home back in 2008. Due to acute kidney failure back in March leaving me needing a hobby that wasn’t to physically demanding bought me back to scale model making. My first foray back led me to buying Tamiya’s - still rather good - 1:350 scale Prince Of Wales kit which had an all too brief but illustrious career in 1941. However Tamiya being a Japanese company depicted her at the time Singapore fell in December 1941. After some research I’d decided to depict her as she was in May 1941 as
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Hello all, I’m a returner to ship modelling after suffering from kidney faliure and normally work in plastic and multimedia. I currently have three kits in my stash: Revels 1:400th Queen Mary 2, Revels 1:72 DGzRS Berlin and Tamiya’s 1:350 Prince Of Wales - which I’m currently doing prep work with. Looking forward to starting a blog on the POW project shortly. Phillip
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