She was obsolete when WW2 began, but she did her job and did it well, like the Fairey Swordfish.
Its brilliant to see such iconic aeroplanes being rebuilt up to flyng condition. I would love to see a Wellignton, Mosquito and Halifax among others rebuilt
The Walrus was the first model I ever built, followed by a Fairey Swordfish and then HMS Cossack.
Are you still building models?
I haven't for a long time, the last "model" I built was an RC model of the Prinz Eugen for my high school senior project.
I have thought about taking it up again as a hobby but the time had never been right and the kids have different interests.
It's pretty cool hobby. I have been thinking about picking it up. But I lack the time for doing it. I was building a few Russian armor models in the 90s.
I have been watching a guy on YouTube. Andy Hobby Headquarters, he builds a lot of WWII German tanks
It's pretty cool hobby. I have been thinking about picking it up. But I lack the time for doing it. I was building a few Russian armor models in the 90s.
I have been watching a guy on YouTube. Andy Hobby Headquarters, he builds a lot of WWII German tanks
Had a look at this thing today, giving some thought to doing something like is as a project with the kids.
https://hobbystation.co.nz/tamiya-1-350-german-battleship-bismarck-plastic-model-kit-78013/
Best part is that both the Bismarck and the Tirpitz are available in the same scale.
How old are your kids? It might end with you are building it and they do something else when they get bored.
I have been looking at online stores selling models. Unfortunately, I don't have any hobby store close to where I live. I should prefer to buy these things at a physical store when I am not used with these things and need a little guidance from somebody who knows what I need and tips to make it easier.
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