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    No sir I do not I am not sure how large the plans would need to be for 1/350 or for 1/200 to do the measurements kinda was hoping somebody knew an could help out
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    Hello everyone, I am New to group as was hoping to ask question/advice. I am planing on carving out a North Carolina-class battleship variant out of a block of plywood and was hoping to ask some advice on how large I would need to make the plans to make a 1/350 or1/200 model.

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