Titanic

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Titanic model (Revell, 1:570 scale)

 

[Jsimon999]

Nicely done. I've built alot of Titanics over the years. Alot of work but it's worth it.

For that trim line around the ship, I recommend some gold or yellow pin-stripping tape. You'll need to add a tiny drop of glue every couple inches to help it stick.

:thumbsup
Jon

 

[Wes R]

Looks really good. I got my friend a kit as she's insane about Titanic and i want to get her a larger scale one as she wants to do a super accurate cutaway version.

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Looks really good. I got my friend a kit as she's insane about Titanic and i want to get her a larger scale one as she wants to do a super accurate cutaway version.

Thank you Wes R

Nicely done. I've built alot of Titanics over the years. Alot of work but it's worth it.

For that trim line around the ship, I recommend some gold or yellow pin-stripping tape. You'll need to add a tiny drop of glue every couple inches to help it stick.

:thumbsup
Jon

Thanks for your comments Jsimon999. You're correct: a lot of work but worth it. I have this kit for several years but decided this year would be the one - so I started working on it on April (exactly 100 years after...).
I decided to paint the trim line arround the ship but your idea of a pin stripping tape is a very good one - I think I'll give it a try. Thanks

 

[PHArchivist]

Nice to see a new topic!

I have the kit about 3/4 finished, then I sort of gave up on it.

Some day I'll build my 1:350

 

[Alan Castillo]

Nicely done MB :thumbsup

You inspire me to finish my own ..... someday :lol

 

[DMC 12]

I've also got a half finished 1/350, and a few 1/570s, one of which I made into the HMHS Britannic, and the other I made into a Titanic wreck.

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Nicely done MB :thumbsup

You inspire me to finish my own ..... someday :lol

Thank you Alan. Now that your shelve is complete, Titanic model is asking to be finnished... But I understand you: it's a hard job but, as said, it's worth it.

I've also got a half finished 1/350, and a few 1/570s, one of which I made into the HMHS Britannic, and the other I made into a Titanic wreck.

Nice ones, DMC 12. Making a Titanic wreck model is also a project of mine.

 

[BornActor]

I've also got a half finished 1/350, and a few 1/570s, one of which I made into the HMHS Britannic, and the other I made into a Titanic wreck.

http://i.imgur.com/UD52h.jpg

THAT IS AWESOME!!!! Did you build it? If so - How?????

 

[Albertese]

Looks really good. I got my friend a kit as she's insane about Titanic and i want to get her a larger scale one as she wants to do a super accurate cutaway version.

I have a book that is chock full of outstanding interior info about the Titanic. I even has reproductions of prints for the boilers and cross section drawings of the ship. It's called Ocean Liners of the Past; Olympic & Titanic Published in 1970. If you can find a copy... maybe on Amazon... get it if you really want to proceed on a cutaway model.

--Alex

P.S. i found the book I have on Amazon... I guess it's more valuable than I thought. Maybe you could find a reprint or something.

Amazon.com: Buying Choices: The White Star triple screw Atlantic liners Olympic and Titanic (Ocean liners of the past)

--AM

 

[BTTFSpencer]

Nice, I like that wrecked one. I belieeeeeeeeeve that, the hot dogs, go ooooooooooon

 

[wasp308]

hi i have just started the minicraft 1/350 titanic and was wondering if any one has put lights in and if anyone knows if anyone makes a lighting kit for it.