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Re: Scharnhorst: Dragon vs. Trumpeter

Posted by Martin J Quinn on November 27, 2020, 6:38:50, in reply to "Scharnhorst: Dragon vs. Trumpeter"

I have the kit, haven't touched it yet. It looks great in the box, and I've seen some stunning builds of it online and on FB.

Is any kit really "unbuildable"? It can't be anymore difficult to build than the Trumpeter North Carolina was.

It's the old "a bird in the hand..." thing. You have it. The Trumpeter kits aren't out yet. Why not build it?

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I have a 1943 1/350 Dragon Scharnhorst in my stash. I have read that some people believe that this kit is very difficult to build. Is it unbuildable to the point that I might want to consider one of the new Trumpeter (1/200 or 1/350 down the road) kits?

Thanks,

Robert

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It's your kit. If you don't want to use every last part . . . - tomcervo November 30, 2020, 13:52:52
Re: Scharnhorst: Dragon vs. Trumpeter - Tracy White November 27, 2020, 7:42:30
- Concur with Tracy - Miguel November 27, 2020, 20:12:54

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[quote] I have the kit, haven't touched it yet. It looks great in the box, and I've seen some stunning builds of it online and on FB. Is any kit really "unbuildable"? It can't be anymore difficult to build than the Trumpeter North Carolina was. It's the old "a bird in the hand..." thing. You have it. The Trumpeter kits aren't out yet. Why not build it? [quote] I have a 1943 1/350 Dragon Scharnhorst in my stash. I have read that some people believe that this kit is very difficult to build. Is it unbuildable to the point that I might want to consider one of the new Trumpeter (1/200 or 1/350 down the road) kits? Thanks, Robert [/quote] [/quote]

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