HMS YORK IN 1:350 BY TRUMPETER.

[Kiteman]

Absolutely wicked!

[Bigkev]

Well Done H,
Another super lesson in the art of model ship building (and painting).
Waiting for the finale'
Bigkev

[councilman]

Yes Great paint job.
Andy.

[Haddock]

             Bit more progress folks, not much to say really, the bridge area was a pig,
I think the bloke who designed the plastic wasn't on speaking terms with the
bloke that designed the brass, some of it was out by a country mile so this is my
best effort, fortunately, because of the colour, most of it is disguised.
Haddock.

[MSea]

As a ex marine engineer will not make any comments about the bridge and pigs !!!!!

[Haddock]

As a ex marine engineer will not make any comments about the bridge and pigs !!!!!

Bad luck to say "pigs" we had to call 'em "grunters".
Haddock

[Haddock]

Still thinking about the rigging, just found this.
It must be an early picture, look at the A/C on the catapult.
Haddock.

[Kiteman]

Youll have fun with that lot:

[kiwichappers]

Very impressive work here Mr. Haddock. By 1941 wouldn't she have been carrying a Walrus rather than the Fairey III/Seafox shown in the picture?

[Wizzel]

Blimey, must have taken a big spider to weave that lot!

[Haddock]

Very impressive work here Mr. Haddock. By 1941 wouldn't she have been carrying a Walrus rather than the Fairey III/Seafox shown in the picture?

Yes.
Haddock.

[Red Lancer]

Good Luck! No doubt it will end up as the usual masterpiece.

[cph64]

Seafoxes were in service until 1943 so it depends on the time frame for the model. Another great model.

[Haddock]

There's a Walrus supplied in the kit.
The picture was just to show some rigging which could have changed by the 1940's
Haddock.

[zak]

There's a Walrus supplied in the kit.
The picture was just to show some rigging which could have changed by the 1940's
Haddock.

You know that it is always a minefield, refits, work at sea and so on. Best guess usually works. If It Looks Right It, Probably is.