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HMS Bluebell.
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Built over 30 years ago and still going strong after many Atlantic convoys and refits Bluebell is still one of my favourite boats.
Still sailed on a regular basis.
My sons,who used her as a build project all those years ago still enjoy her as well.
My sons wrote to the Flower Class Corvette Association were made Lifetime Members and given the tie and lapel badge.
Still sailed on a regular basis.
My sons,who used her as a build project all those years ago still enjoy her as well.
My sons wrote to the Flower Class Corvette Association were made Lifetime Members and given the tie and lapel badge.
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I bought the 1/72 kit while on vacation last summer, saw it on Facebook Marketplace for $40 CDN. The owner had it for years and was tired of taking the kit with him, when the moved he from apartment to apartment. It had been a gift from his grandmother, she knew he like to build plastic models but didn’t know he was a model plane builder.
Well to my good fortune I build planes, vehicles and floating objects too.
Now before I close this off, it is my intention to build it as a post war vessel. Some of these went on to serve in other capacities for many years in peace time roles. Yes I know they have a distinguished role in history which most model builders will try to simulate, but there is the pre-war whaling role, and the post-war roles these ships preformed too.
http://www.cbrnp.com/RNP/Flower/MODELS/Sudbury/Sudbury.htm
Survey Vessel (ALC 113/AGOR 113)
Really looks good!
I wonder why we modelers neglect to do this to our models. Just about every ship has varying degrees of Rust, stains, chipping, and dirt, some more than others.
So, I pose this question to others on this forum... Do we forget to do this, don't want to mess up a beautiful model, or it just takes guts to "run with it"? I would like to hear your opinions.
Lew
Florida ⛱️, USA 🇺🇸
HMS Victorious.
Not yet finished,but am about to post some pictures in a new Harbour.
Regards Bill.
Looking forward to that Chief👍
Start with the Harbour, so we can at least see what the finished article looks like.
What scale is she?
I only have the 1:600 (38cm) Airfix version, post 1958 modernisation - angled flight deck etc.
Cheers, Doug 😎
Still have the original Matchbox,box, (never throw anything out because you can guarantee you will need it the day after the bin men,(sorry,recycling operatives) have been.
So the other box is still awaiting an order from the builders but I have promised my sons that when the Grandsons are ready then they can help me build it like their Dad’s did.
Always up for a challenge Doug,and,YES,I will get around to putting HMS Victorious on a build blog and in my harbour before I get put on a charge 😂😂.I am trying to get all the pictures together from various files and folders.
Happy Days
Regards.
Bill
Oh no!😮 Another challenge Bill?
I have one of the first Revell series kits (30+ years old just after they bought the tooling etc from Matchbox) on the top shelf of my workshop.
I opened the box back then, saw the curious method of building the large wobbly hull and thought 'Oh s....ugar! How am I ever gonna build that straight?' and there it stopped!
Around that time my career in naval COMMS took off so the kit stayed in the cellar 'til my last move.
I also have a more recent kit, the so called Technik kit, with a few LEDs and a motor, which I stupidly bought on impulse two years ago. Musta been p****d!🙄
If it's a 'speed build' challenge you're thinking of I certainly won't win that, but I might have a chance in the 'make it work' stakes😁
Cheers, Doug 😎
PS Anyone want to buy the earlier kit?
Make me an offer I can't refuse😮 - Cross my palm with silver ...... 😁