what would be a good model company to begin with on making models? i interested in ships mainly ships of the line (USS Consitution) and the like...im also interested in bi-planes and tri-planes of WW1...also what tools would i need to put it together? thanks! nita
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For WWI aircraft, I think you should look at a firm called Roden for 1/48 scale, a good selection, normally good detail and shape but not always easiest to build.
If you are to larger scale 1/32 then you really need to look at wing-nuts wings. Not built one myself (yet). But all those I have seen have been superb.
Wingnut Wings
http://www.roden.eu/HTML/framenews.htm
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thanks Ian M for the links...i will definatly check them out
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What Ian said, but also for WW1 have a look at Eduard. I built one recently, and whilst it was a bit tricky, they build into nice models.Originally posted by \
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Hi Nita, In case you don't know about this one Revell do the USS Constitution, see link below.
Revell 1/96 USS Constitution Plastic Model Kit
Have a look at this website for Ship Kits, they are in England, but once you know which ship you want I am sure you will find a U.S. stockist. Good Luck. Cheers Derek
Cornwall Model Boats - Static display and radio control model boat kits including period wooden model ships.Model Ship fittings, Caldercraft BoatsComment
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Good point Colin, I forgot about them. They do some great WWI birds.Originally posted by \
Ian MComment
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thanks everyone for the responses....i will check out all the linksComment
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