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Onslow was designed by Adrian Kacz, Badsworth by Grzegorz Nowak. I don't think there is big difference in complexity and approach to the design since Adrian was actually learning from Grzegorz :grin: Badsowrth is probably a bit simpler only because she represents totally different class...

It's good not to throw anything away :grin: Mast - I don't know, but I would go with what you see on the photos

Go by the look of the templates. For the main mast use 1mm wire. personally I would go for the music wire available in different diameters from any hobby store. Not sure but I think that Home Depot carries something like that. paper is rather usuitable here because it would be extremely...

It's hardly an annoucement of an upcoming model unless this means March 2008 Sorry, couldn't resist :wink:

III MIEDZYNARODOWY KONGRES ROZRODU ZWIERZAT, KRAKOW 1976 III INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL REPRODUCTION CONFERENCE, KRAKOW (city) 1976 This is some type of keepsake given to all the participants, hope she is not dissapointed...

Ted, Did you do railing yourself or used photoetched/laser cut ones? Ship looks superb and this table creates pretty good water surfaces under right lightning...

I use brush pens to do my touch up - much easier to handle and less mess. Experts are able to pick colors exactly matching the parts but since I'm defacto color blind in this respect I just make sure that the color picked for the edge is lighter than the part itself. This helps to blend it in...

Plus it will competely covered on the sides by the lifeboats :grin:

Assembly Diagram 2 shows part 57 folded at a right angle to form a small platform outside of the superstructure. On the general plan you can see that there is a ladder leading from the superstructure (between parts 172) to this platform.

What is the part number for the one in question?

There were two models of HMS Exeter GPM #36 http://www.papermodelstore.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=exeter&osCsid=b103ac9ca84daa325c8e03fe0226d387 and ModelCard #78

There were two models of HMS Exeter GPM #36 http://www.papermodelstore.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=exeter&osCsid=b103ac9ca84daa325c8e03fe0226d387 and ModelCard #78

jnyoun, Welcome to the forum and the greates hobby on Earth :grin: As silverw stated, collect any cardboard you come accross but don't bother with the corrugated kind since it is not suitable for this purpose.

jnyoun, Welcome to the forum and the greates hobby on Earth :grin: As silverw stated, collect any cardboard you come accross but don't bother with the corrugated kind since it is not suitable for this purpose.

I'm afraid to tackle this monster at 1:200 scale and you actually build her at 1:400??? This is one beautiful example of cardmodeling skill! Outstanding, simply outstanding!

I'm afraid to tackle this monster at 1:200 scale and you actually build her at 1:400??? This is one beautiful example of cardmodeling skill! Outstanding, simply outstanding!

Considering number of German armor published, Japanese is definietely an ignored subject :wink: j_king - this is one nice tank you are building. I already have my copy plus the laser cut frames and tracks so eventhough I'm an airplane guy first, this tank is on my to-do list. I might start...

Considering number of German armor published, Japanese is definietely an ignored subject :wink: j_king - this is one nice tank you are building. I already have my copy plus the laser cut frames and tracks so eventhough I'm an airplane guy first, this tank is on my to-do list. I might start...

Ship is being designed and built at the sam etime so as soon as it is complete, it will be ready for sale. Hopefully this year................

Ship is being designed and built at the sam etime so as soon as it is complete, it will be ready for sale. Hopefully this year................