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ajrimmer42 · 09-05-10, 03:25 AM

I've done one of Revell's 1/144 Type VIID Minenleger models and that was a good kit, not too difficult, a good size, and looked great once built. Plus I got it at half price from my local model shop

There's also a few aftermarket detail parts for it too, which I actually didn't bother with as I thought it looked fine as it was, but the option is there. The only dissapointment for me was that I couldn't find any 1/144 scale crew for it anywhere, you can get 1/72, 1/32, even bleeding 1/300! But anyway, yeah it was a great kit, as are their other U-Boats I believe.

09-05-10, 03:25 AM	#2
ajrimmer42 Royal Kinotropist Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sheffield, UK Posts: 987 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	I've done one of Revell's 1/144 Type VIID Minenleger models and that was a good kit, not too difficult, a good size, and looked great once built. Plus I got it at half price from my local model shop There's also a few aftermarket detail parts for it too, which I actually didn't bother with as I thought it looked fine as it was, but the option is there. The only dissapointment for me was that I couldn't find any 1/144 scale crew for it anywhere, you can get 1/72, 1/32, even bleeding 1/300! But anyway, yeah it was a great kit, as are their other U-Boats I believe. __________________ Alex Don't judge a ship by the number of it's guns, but by the skill of it's crew. Last edited by ajrimmer42; 09-05-10 at 06:02 AM.