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That's the Imperial Kriegsmarine, which is actually black, white, and red. Nazi Germany had red ensign, with a white and black cross, in the middle of the cross a white circle with a swastika. The jack should have been Red with a white circle, and black swastika- 136 replies
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Not everybody has your kit, so give a better photograph of the dry-transfer sheet. The long roman numbers the four columns are the depth markings. Those go near the anchor and a midships (that was the easy part). Is it the 1/350 or 1/200; old or new tool? P.s. You could have posted this in the model kit forum https://modelshipworld.com/forum/137-1901-present-day/ , and you would get the "propper" attention
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If you do, will it be like those paintings or the relief? Well done on the rowers, it is quite a colourful group, just the one for the rudder left ... or were there two on a dromon? (Raspberry stain turned out good on the awning )
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If I count well there will be at least four more to come: The Kent, Rodney, Ark Royal, and a Dido class destroyer ... after that you'll tackle the space ships, or restart on wood ... ?
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People whom try to be so convincing, usually do the oposite, so tell us RGL how many ... When will the first one of your offspring be leaving home? You are going to need some serious space! If not for the boxes, than certainly for the finished models.
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An unopened box 😮 ... Don't tell me your models get a chance to disappear in a stock pile!
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Very, very nice. Although, I don't think the captain will like the sloppy canvas ...
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Good luck tomorrow, Alan. I keep my fingers crossed you will have that eagle eye back
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You'd better watch out, for the Australian tree bear loves twits Anyway Louis 'Twitty' Fly, nothing that couldn't be fixed in a jiffy, can't spot it in that last photograph. The only problem may be the rower having a bulge ...
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Never thought to see that on a nautical site ... i.e. not the shooting kind. You really make good progress considering the size and how fragile they are
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Clare, Before you tie the rice bales down with rope, you could try to glue some woolen string (beige, and grey-green) on them. Let the glue set, and pull the string off, leaving a somewhat fiberish look. Furthermore, yours look very round, whilst the ones in the picture have an oval look from the side. Probably from being stacked during storage, and/or transit. As Mark said: "the rice bags do really bring the boat to life". Lovely detail.
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The guns themselves look real good, but I still feel the PE railings/stanchions are more realistic than those 3D printed ones on the guns
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Depends on the period up to June 1941 grey (MS4A) June 1942 - 1944 Mid Grey (B6/B30), Blue Grey (B5), Bright White (WSB), Dark Grey (507a/G10)
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You can't win them all RGL .1 mm on the ledges ... than you have to accept those clunky doors. Besides, do you know for certain the doors were not clunky! Nice quantity of PE on this ship ...
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Now that elevator is a nice model, RGL. Almost a sin to paint it!!! Looks very crisp too.
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Stay sharp Ken! : https://modelshipworld.com/topic/25088-strasbourg-1942-by-rgl-hobby-boss-1350-french-battleship/?do=findComment&comment=735467
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You could have carved some smaller rowers. Now they are all from the same size (more or less ... less is more)
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EG, Sorry to see your second attempt didn't have the result you hoped for. I would have loved to see that shiny winged cigar
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Denis, You've got an airbrush ... https://youtu.be/OFb6yxoEgcA
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