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A Sunderland Paddle Tug!
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Neomega have released a waterline resin and etch kit of the iconic little wartime TID Tug in 1/144th scale. It is 166mm long and ideal for harbour dioramas! Check out https://www.neomega-resin.com/1144th-scale-tid-tug-1097-p.asp
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Neomega have released a waterline resin and etch kit of the iconic little wartime TID Tug in 1/144th scale. It is 166mm long and ideal for harbour dioramas! Check out https://www.neomega-resin.com/1144th-scale-tid-tug-1097-p.asp
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A waterline kit of the wartime TID Tug, ideal for those Flower Class Corvette dioramas. 166mm long £49. Resin and etch included. https://www.neomega-resin.com/1144th-scale-tid-tug-1097-p.asp
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NeOmega started following Best scale for small vessels?, 1/144th scale Clyde Puffer and New release - 1/144th Clyde Puffer/VIC
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Finished our new NeOmega UK's Clyde puffer resin kit. Now just need to do that Corvette!
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Our full resin kit with etch metal parts. Available in both full and waterline versions https://www.neomega-resin.com/1144th-clyde-puffer-1065-p.asp
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No problem, they've only just come out as I had to wait for the etch to arrive in the quantities I needed! The next on the slipway is a TID Tug. Similar size as the Puffer, but I'm only doing a waterline version as they aren't often beached. Gordon
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Watch towards the end, where the observer gets thrown out and ends up clinging onto the tail!
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Hi. We now to the rear extending section as an add on, designed to fit the existing kit, or as a full combo. https://www.neomega-resin.com/rn-catapult-rear-extension-add-on-1003-p.asp
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I'm considering doing the Arctic 28 RIB as used by the SAS and Royal Marines. Also maybe a Rigid Raider in 35th too. Can't see them being much use as RC though, they will be resin, so rather heavy!
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That's an idea too. Maybe a Rided Raider?
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Thanks! However, I want to do a full kit with etch metal etc. Plus others fittings can sometimes be of dubious accuracy and scale! 96th could be OK maybe.
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Yes, Revell are especially good at doing things to fit their boxing rather than any consistent scales. 1/200th is OK, but only done for battleships. 72nd would be OK, but at the upper end for the smaller boats and become too large for others. Thanks! G
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Hi! We are planning a few resin kits of smaller ships/workboats that are up to 30m LOA. Puffer, VIC, Paddle Tug etc, but was wondering what peopled thoughts on scales would be. I know 1/700th and 1/350th are 'the' ship scales, but I don't want a tiddly little thing. I'm thinking of 1/144th maybe. This makes a hull size that is a sensible size and can be cast easily in 1 piece. Thoughts? Gordon.