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Posted by huguito on Sunday, December 25, 2011 3:54 PM

Hello again...

Has I said I´m interest in build a USS Ashville... I found out the same hull but with better price. I don´t know thw shop, so if it possible, anyone can give regerences from this shop?

http://www.franksmosquitoboathobbies.com/pg.htm

Thank you.

With  best regards

HUGO PEREIRA

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Posted by huguito on Thursday, December 22, 2011 1:13 PM

Hello!

Thank you for all help... The help that you gave to me is very precious...

With  best regards

Hugo Pereira

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    August 2005
  • From: Mansfield, TX
Posted by EdGrune on Wednesday, December 21, 2011 7:30 AM

huguito

Hello!

I´m interest in construct one ship model, USS ASHVILLE. I found out a hull in the scale that I´m interest, but I never bought anything in that shop. If with possible, I´m interest in some shop references. The shop is

http://scaleshipyard.com/Catalog%20Pages/patrol.html

Thank you.

With best regards

Hugo Pereira

If the a Scale Shipyard bare-hull kit is not right for you then look for a Revell USS Defiance

 

It is 1:131 scale and actually not too bad for what it is.   You may still have to scratchbuild some details to correct kit shortcomings ( the aft 40mm gun). 

JAG Collective made a 1:350 scale resin & brass Asheville-class.   JAG kits are now being made by Admiralty Modelworks.  

Also available in 1:350 is an Asheville by Iron Shipright

I prefer the ISW to the JAG kit.    The ISW kit is whole hull and the railings have a bottom gutter rail which is flush with the deck.  The JAG rails have stanchions which project below and make for a very small glueing area

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Posted by CG Bob on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 10:01 PM

I've built 9 models from Scale Shipyard hulls; and have 4 more hulls in my stash.  I've also used some of his resin fittings.  I'm pleased with the results.

They are bare fiberglass hulls with plans.  You will have to decide what materials to use for the decks, superstructure, detail fittings (rails, ladders, weapons, etc.) and purchase those separetely.  You will also need to purchase props, rudders, shafts, etc. 

USCGC TAMAROA (WMEC 166) built from the Sclae Shipyard's 1:48 scale ATF.

 Tug SOCONY 12 built from the Scale Shipyard's 114' tug hull.

 HELEN MORAN built from the Scale Shipyard's Diesel Tug INTENT semi kit.

USS HAMMERHEAD, USS BARB, and USS SKIPJACK.  HAMMERHEAD and SKIPJACK were built from Scale Shipyard hulls.

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    August 2005
  • From: EG48
Posted by Tracy White on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:05 AM

Try Warship Models Underway; they are the prime customers of models that large. There should be plenty of customers there.

Tracy White Researcher@Large

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    September 2010
USS ASHVILLE
Posted by huguito on Monday, December 19, 2011 4:21 PM

Hello!

I´m interest in construct one ship model, USS ASHVILLE. I found out a hull in the scale that I´m interest, but I never bought anything in that shop. If with possible, I´m interest in some shop references. The shop is

http://scaleshipyard.com/Catalog%20Pages/patrol.html

Thank you.

With best regards

Hugo Pereira

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