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Roald GMorrison Look at Trumpeter's 1/350 DD537 The Sullivans. It's a nice kit, you can get it for about $ 35.00. Add another $ 30.00 for PE if you want and you'll have a real gem. Would you recommend this kit over the Tamiya Fletcher Class destroyer? In the airplane world Tamiya has a reputation for great fit. Not sure if carries over to ships.
GMorrison Look at Trumpeter's 1/350 DD537 The Sullivans. It's a nice kit, you can get it for about $ 35.00. Add another $ 30.00 for PE if you want and you'll have a real gem.
It's a nice kit, you can get it for about $ 35.00. Add another $ 30.00 for PE if you want and you'll have a real gem.
Would you recommend this kit over the Tamiya Fletcher Class destroyer? In the airplane world Tamiya has a reputation for great fit. Not sure if carries over to ships.
I find the fit on Trumpeter and Tamiya to the same. The older the kit it seems the lesser the fit. A destroyer or escort should be a nice easy build to start with.
GMorrisonLook at Trumpeter's 1/350 DD537 The Sullivans. It's a nice kit, you can get it for about $ 35.00. Add another $ 30.00 for PE if you want and you'll have a real gem.
Look at Trumpeter's 1/350 DD537 The Sullivans.
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I have the Hobby Boss 1/350 US Arizona. Haven't got to her yet, but have looked it over. Detail on par with the old Revell kit, but a lot cleaner. Price wise can be had for under $50.
Hello all,
I'm looking for advice on a good kit for a beginner. I have a fair amount of experience building 1/48 and 1/72 aircraft, but I've never built a ship.
I'm looking for something that fits well and is not overly complicated. I prefer WWII and modern subjects, no sailing vessels. Price wise, I'd like to keep it under $50.
Any advice?
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