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"Holly Mollies" thats hurting my eyes just viewing your masterpiece - and look at that water in pool - thats it Im getting my trunks... OC.
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I have done this - it shows the corresponding armour belts with the Black sections representing the thicker sections and the White ones the thinner, the thick middle Black band is the Boot line position, the center/lower hull section was the torpedo belt and I dont think that was armoured as it was added to the hull. You are corect they were Six Foot wide section or armour then gap working down the hull. Hope it makes sense. OC.
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McLaren M8B - Accurate Miniatures - 1:24 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Looks almost Resin - its that good. OC. -
Some lovely kits in that stash - I was tempted to pick up the 1/350 version of HMS Kelly form the famous film. OC.
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I think the armour plates do add to it - "But" I would try to get very thin plastic card instead of paper - don't know if its even available at paper thicknesses - any ideas @RGLGreg? yep the lowerd rear ports where welded over. You going for an accurate post guided bomb attack version where she was nealry sunk? OC.
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Perfect 👍 Everything where it should be - one of the Very best I have seen made of them. OC.
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