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Its the only one.

Oh yeah, that's a huge improvement. Sure you don't want to scratch build interiors?:)

WAK or Answer does one, I cant remember which. Check their sites.

Nice way to do railings. I'll have to try that. I know the old hand draws have problems but remember, to really screw up takes a computer...

The Great Eastern was done by Screibers in 1/400 scale. Not sure if its still available, check their website (do a google for Aue Verlag).

Also try Moduni.de.

Do you have the corrected hull side for Invincible? You can email JSC for it if you dont. Looking good. Are those card railings?

Have you considered upscaling and making it available though someone like Hobby Factory? This is excellent work, and I think it will get more attention in a larger scale. regards

A LLoyd C1 would be very interesting. Great model.

Very nice start, Frank. Always wanted to see this one built, along with the Rurik. Good luck!

Dream on. the only Great lakes ship in card is the JSC Fitz in 1/400 scale. Paper Shipwright may someday do the Keewatin. (Sigh.) I too built card models while deployed to the Balkans. Paperclips are a good resource for wire, gun barrels, etc. Enjoy.

I live in the west end by Tecumseh and Banwell. I forgot to mention that you can get the sandpaper at Michaels. They also have the Uhu all purpose and the Uhu glue sticks, which works grwat for laminating. I have stopped using spray adhesive. regards

Get some 3M medium grit sandpaper mounted on the flexible foam backing. This stuff is great for shaping the formers. I think many fit problems are due to not sand the formers and test fitting. if you sand too much, you can build it back with paper strips. This will be an interesting build to follow.

Greg, when are you going to show us how you build these? I have been following your builds in Steel Navy for some time.

Oops. In 1:250, I would add camber, smaller scales, no.

I will send you some jpegs if you email me at royaloakmin@comcast.net. I will try to post here if I can figure it out. Columbia used the coffee & cream color from the 1930s until they sold the ships last year. The Boatnerd.com sit also has good pictures where you can see the color. I visted the...

Pls get the colors right. JSC got the cabin colors wrong. They are not cream, they are a coffee with cream color. Looks impressive, will you make it available?