Japanese Waterline Models Series

AG124 · 12-12-06, 10:07 AM

Great job on the escort zaza - a lot better than my carrier anyway.

Yes, it was Fujima, not 'Fuji'.

I am an idiot and forgot their name, as I don't see many of their ships on eBay. The Hosho and Fuso are the only ones I can think of from them at the moment.

As for Pitroad, didn't they make the Soryu and Hiryu at one point? All of the other ones I saw from them are auxiliaries, including a nice looking tanker that sold on eBay for a small fortune.

Some of the series seem to have gone OOP now, but it seems as if there are still a lot available from the official sites of Hasegawa and Tamiya. I have never visited the websites of any of these other companies.

BTW - There are also quite a few waterline series ships from the navies of other countries as well, including the UK, Germany, and the US aren't there?

12-12-06, 10:07 AM	#5
AG124 Sea Lord Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,878 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	Waterline Ships Great job on the escort zaza - a lot better than my carrier anyway. Yes, it was Fujima, not 'Fuji'. I am an idiot and forgot their name, as I don't see many of their ships on eBay. The Hosho and Fuso are the only ones I can think of from them at the moment. As for Pitroad, didn't they make the Soryu and Hiryu at one point? All of the other ones I saw from them are auxiliaries, including a nice looking tanker that sold on eBay for a small fortune. Some of the series seem to have gone OOP now, but it seems as if there are still a lot available from the official sites of Hasegawa and Tamiya. I have never visited the websites of any of these other companies. BTW - There are also quite a few waterline series ships from the navies of other countries as well, including the UK, Germany, and the US aren't there? __________________ DOWNLOAD GWX HERE: http://www.thegreywolves.com/index.html

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