About this Group
This group is dedicated for those of us who build naval ships and boats - both military and civilian. All types of watercraft and nautical projects are welcome. This includes amphibious vehicles and flying boats. If it sails, lands on, or drives into the water (by design). Grab your sea legs and show off work!
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Good you decided to re-start this build again, Dan @dbdlee Looking forward to see the progress.
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Fantastic job so far, my friend @dbdlee! Looking forward to your next steps!
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I re-re-re-re-restarted this kit which is the bane of my modeling existence. Did something amazing, I finished most of the flight deck (my first ever wooden deck) with dry transfer decals. TC once mentioned […]
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Now this is an excellent guide for my buildings... I´ll be following it
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Andrew @pb_legend, Thanks for the detailed reply! It and the links are much appreciated. Navsource has been my primary tool so far. The photos I have been able to locate that include the SLA-12 antenna system […]
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Mark, I'm also curious, what kits are you intending to work with, for either scale?
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Good day Mark, @markalull and welcome. In regard to your requests, you are going to have much more luck over at different forum (not to say we aren't willing to help!), and I have no shame in making the […]
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Thanks John @johnb!
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Welcome to this great community, Mark @markalull Unfortunately I'm not into ships but I'm sure someone on this community can definitely help you. I would love to see the result once you have created the correct antenna.
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I just found and joined iModeler and immediately searched for information on Knox class frigates. I found only one article. USS Miller (FF-1091) was my home for four and a half years in the late 70s. I have a […]
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Following with great interest!
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Spiros, that's why I enjoy these builds so much! it gives me the opportunity to research a specific aspect of the ship, and I end up learning so much more about why something was the way it was (or in this […]
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Great progress indeed, my friend @mcsmith1964! Amazing to learn all these "little" details on the ship configuration along with the build!
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Impressive progress, Michael @mcsmith1964
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Hull & hangar The hull and hangar for the 1944 CV-12 built from the Dragon kit goes on pretty easily. The 1969 built from the Trumpeter kit is another matter entirely. First, the hull has to be widened […]
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