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I am thinking of starting something a little different these days.  I am looking at doing a cross section of a ship.  Looking online I have seen a couple that look kind of interesting.  There is the Corel of HMS Victory and the OCcre of the Santisma Trinidad.  Would appreciate any opinions on these two options and/or any other suggestions.  Thanks.

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Hello shortgrass, have you checked out this?

 

https://modelshipworld.com/forum/89-cross-section-build-logs-for-hms-triton/

 

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Most of the cross section kits are highly inaccurate. These generally have the wrong number of decks depicted, for starters!

 

The only two accurate ones I know of, are the new Model Expo USS Constitution cross section, and CAFs HMS Granado cross section.

 

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Check Bluejackets cross section of the Charles Morgan whaler - larger scale too

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