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A bit more info about what I am selling - PRICES NOW SLASHED The Waterloo dio is a WIP with all the extras to complete it - figures, scenery, trees, fake grass sheet and some styrene pieces, I am asking for £150 including the Perspex display case that I had made for it. The Black Pearl is 1/72 scale and is based around the plastic kit, I have added lots of additions to it including wood decks, dowels inside the masts to strengthen them, wooden spars, ropes for the standing rigging and shrouds and rat lines - there is also a pirate crew in some interesting positions . Its fitted to a wood base and makes an excellent display piece and I am looking for £100. The Wall unit is all glass with two opening glass doors and Five positionable glass shelves and is six feet tall x 1.5 feet wide and just over a foot deep and I am looking for just £25 for it. The kits - M1A2, Sea Harrier, Sea Fire and Hawk and even the 1/700 scale HMS Hood (dio idea to be finished) are all for sale but no idea what prices are ok for them. They would need to be collected from the UK as due to size - delicate nature posting would not be possible, cash also preferable. Message me if you are interested Thank you. OC.
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Hello all, I have decided to sell up all my model collections from my Waterloo dio build (building scenery figures and case), My Black Pearl build that includes pirate figures and a lot of wood upgrades, my tall glass display unit and the other items - RN Shar mk1, Sea Fire, part built Hawk, part built Abrams M1A2. Here are a few pics just to show these items - OC.
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Evening All, just an update on my Pearl, I have decided to let it go and try to sell it on as its just sitting in the display unit collecting dust. I am also selling the unit its in including all my other models in it. OC.
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Evening all, I have been having a long think about my build, and have decided to see if I can let it go (the whole package - whats been built so far - all my figures and any un made figures) just have no clue how much to ask for it as well established WIP. We have been thinking about trying to move at some point and it would be good to have my models re housed before we move. OC.
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Crazy delicate work here Phil - hat certainly taken off to you for what you are doing. OC.
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Looking really nice Bob - The paintwork on the hull is First rate, and you are at the fun stage with the standing rigging - fun times like my Peral build - keep going mate. OC.
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Hi, I found this over at the Dumas website - https://www.dumasproducts.com/?product=plans-inst-kit-1233-pt-109 OC.
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What a Superb project, over at the HMS Hood Assocition Website they did an in depth review of the Trumpy kit you are building hope you find the kink of use. http://www.hmshood.org.uk/hoodtoday/models/trumpeter/trumpeter200.htm OC.
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Very very nice. OC.
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