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Detailed deck with imitation wood planking. Detailed with many internal bridge
details and torpedoes aiming optics. Three detailed propellers, one 20mm Flak 38
in rotary mount. One 20mm twin cannon on fixed mount with protective shield
and seat frame. One 37mm cannon with armour plated shield. Two detailed spare
torpedoes, detailed torpedo loading area, Detailed torpedo hatches. Two mine
rails, fuming sulphuric acid cans, two life rafts, anchor, boat hooks, rail segments.
Includes one reel of cotton, display stands and decals for several versions.

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"Basics of Ship Building" by Mike Ashey
The bible today for the Model Shipbuilder. This book will give step by
step pictures on building plastic kits, resin kits plus photoetching. This is
the best book for the beginner to experienced builder on the newer
special high price kits resin kits and customizing parts.
1. Building Plastic Kits 2. Building Resin Kits
3. Scratchbuilding & Detailing Superstructure Shapes
4. Working with Brass & Stainless Steel Photoetching
5. Painting, Masking, & Decal Application
There is also an 18-page section of color photographs
of finished models by Mike and others. Of the hundreds
of black and white how - to photos. I recognized very
few from his first book. Most highly recommended.
Published by Kalmbach. #BK02 19.95