Showing posts with label Titanic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Titanic. Show all posts

Minicraft Models Deluxe RMS Titanic 1/350 Scale




This model is one that I've had my eye on building for a while, and after seeing a great deal on Amazon.com, I decided to buy the kit. The photo-etched railings look like they'll add a great amount of detail to the model, and I can't wait to assemble it!

Recommendations for Modelers: I would recommend purchasing more photo-etched parts from a dealer such as Toms Modelworks [...] or Gold Medal Models [...] for even greater detail to your model. I have not even added them to the model yet, but once you see them, you know they can't look bad. As always, patience is a virtue, so do your research on how to correctly apply the parts and paint the kit. I am also planning on drilling out the portholes and installing lights on the inside of the ship; they require 3/64 and 1/16 drill bits, if I recall correctly.

As stated before, do your research! There are plenty of places online to help you build the model of your dreams, such as the Titanic Research and Modeling Association [...] and Model Warships [...] to name a few. Don't be afraid to join their forums and ask for advice...these modelers know what they're doing!

Review By. Peter

Titanic 14" Model Cruiseship - Already Built Not a Kit - Wooden Ship Model Cruise Ship Replica Scale Model Boat Nautical Home Beach Wall Décor or Gift





I purchased this model for my son who has a great fascination for the Titanic. I wouldn't call it a toy. It's more of something to display than to play with. Having said that, my son LOVED it!!! He knows just about everything there is to know about the Titanic so he "played" with it as he ran through the scenarios of how the Titanic went down. He proudly displays it on his shelf and loves how realistic it is. It was worth every penny!

Review By. Nancy L. Golly
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