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In case you haven't picked up your copy yet, here is a
look inside the latest issue of Model Ship Journal, and a sample of some
of the articles included.
On the cover is a close-up shot of Pierre Marchal's scratchbuilt 1/350 USS Missouri, a stunning display of her at anchor at the Tokyo Bay surrender signing, on September 2, 1945. This issue is packed full of reviews of some of the best ship products available. |
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A page from the scrapbook:
Features a photo of the USCGC FIR (WLM-212) at the US Coast Guard Tender Docks in Seattle 1/1250 Scale:
Hasegawa HIJMS Myoko:
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Building Minicrafts Titanic Part 2:
Loren Perry returns to finish up his two part article on building a 1/350 Titanic. Follow along as this kit is super detailed by the man behind Gold Medal Models. Loren even adds scale figures of "Jack and Rose" from the flying scene in the movie. L'Arsenal 1/400 Frigate Floreal:
White Ensign 1/350 Fairmile "D" Class MTM 794:
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USS Wichita CA-45 1/700 Plan Feature:
Classic Warships has supplied drawings of this US Heavy Cruiser to go along with the photo feature that appeared in issue zero. Plan and elevation drawings are included as well as plan views of all deck levels. |
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USS Indianapolis by Tamiya:
Another review by Steve Wiper shows us what the kit includes as well as some appropriate PE for it and some great reference material to help build it right. Pitroad IJN Takao review:
The 3"-50 cal gun:
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USCGC Dependable WMEC 626 in 1/72 scale
Professional modeler Keith Bender describes how he built and detailed this stunning Coast Guard cutter. |
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USS Missouri BB-63 by Pierre Marchal:
Not just a pretty cover shot, we get an up close and personal look at this work of art. Includes some background information on how he did this super detailed scratchbuilt ship, complete with a full complement of sailors witnessing the signing of the surrender document. Builders Review Hasegawa IJN Zuiho:
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USS Wiltsie DD-716: Don Preul's Gearing class destroyer cira 1952. This is a follow up to the WW2 Gearing class that was features last quarter, and shows how the class progressed to their mid life appearance. It is interesting to compare these two ships, especially when they are detailed to the level that Don is known for. I can hardly wait to see next quarters FRAM version. Hi Mold KM Prinz Eugen:
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A page from the scrapbook:
Prinz Eugen as combined in the US Navy in 1946, a great follow up to the Hi Mold review Inside the back cover:
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Model Ship Journal is published by Victor Baca. It is a
quarterly publication, with a subscription price of $30.00 US. Cover price
is $9.95 US
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