The pages of the kit are illustrated below, they are printed
on heavy cardstock. All external parts are printed in color so no painting
is necessary. The instructions (not shown) are numbered and it looks like
the assembly is similar to a plastic kit. The main differences are that
you cut the parts out and bend, fold, and roll them into shape.
The ships deck features some nice wood deck planking with gray metal surfaces
where appropriate. The hull and superstructure sides are colored a lighter
shade of gray. The main turrets even have yellow tops for aerial recognition
at sea.
Please note that I have scanned these images at different scales and
low resolution to prevent anyone from copying them. The quality of the
print is much better than will show up on your monitor anyway.
Manufacturers built up shown below.
I have heard many paper modelers say that it is best to laminate these
pages onto heavier card to make them even more rigid. There is nothing
to stop you from laminating it to styrene for the ultimate plastic scratchbuild.
You can also copy them and print them at other scales. |