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Posted by Ron Smith on September 23, 2023, 3:27:42, in reply to "i presume pre-August 1945 MD? nt"

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When I use Model Monkey's casemate for WV to convert and old BWN to MD I will first make circular shields to go inside the casemate to replicate the weather shields then just drill a hole and glue in a 5"-38 barrel. Using the 38 caliber barrel is close enough because that's about what sticks out of the weather shield.

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I looked again at the Arizona boat deck. Looks excellent, but I have a question: since the deck and lower part, including casements, are one piece, how would I install the guns into their casements?

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Royal Navy Town-class cruiser fans! Happy to announce funnels for HMS Belfast in 1/350 scale, 1/600 scale, and 1/700 scale are now available.

The Model Monkey funnels' size was based on:
- measurements taken of the real funnels.
- official Admiralty General Arrangement Profile “as fitted” series MCD AIO979 plans for HMS Belfast dated 16 November 1942
- official 1936 Admiralty "10,000 ton Cruisers, 1936 Programme" drawing of sistership HMS Southampton .

Features:
- teardrop shape designed from measurements taken of the real ship's funnels.
- height scaled from scans of official Admiralty General Arrangement Profile “as fitted” series MCD AIO979 plans for HMS Belfast dated 16 November 1942.
- accurate rivet count, placement and configuration, unique to each funnel.
- accurate door shape, position and detailing. The door on the forward funnel is on the starboard side, the door on the aft funnel is on the port side.
- accurate painters' sheave brackets, reinforcing strap and cleat plate detail, unique to each funnel.

The design of this pair of models benefited from research assistance and advice graciously provided by Mr. Richard Dennis and Mr. Michael Eisenstadt.

We also offer an attractive nameplate for HMS Belfast in your choice of real metal or inexpensive, paintable acrylic plastic.

See these models and many more at https://www.model-monkey.com/

Have fun. Monkey around.™

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[quote] [quote] [quote] When I use Model Monkey's casemate for WV to convert and old BWN to MD I will first make circular shields to go inside the casemate to replicate the weather shields then just drill a hole and glue in a 5"-38 barrel. Using the 38 caliber barrel is close enough because that's about what sticks out of the weather shield. [quote] I looked again at the Arizona boat deck. Looks excellent, but I have a question: since the deck and lower part, including casements, are one piece, how would I install the guns into their casements? [quote] Royal Navy Town-class cruiser fans! Happy to announce funnels for HMS Belfast in 1/350 scale, 1/600 scale, and 1/700 scale are now available. The Model Monkey funnels' size was based on: - measurements taken of the real funnels. - official Admiralty General Arrangement Profile “as fitted” series MCD AIO979 plans for HMS Belfast dated 16 November 1942 - official 1936 Admiralty "10,000 ton Cruisers, 1936 Programme" drawing of sistership HMS Southampton . Features: - teardrop shape designed from measurements taken of the real ship's funnels. - height scaled from scans of official Admiralty General Arrangement Profile “as fitted” series MCD AIO979 plans for HMS Belfast dated 16 November 1942. - accurate rivet count, placement and configuration, unique to each funnel. - accurate door shape, position and detailing. The door on the forward funnel is on the starboard side, the door on the aft funnel is on the port side. - accurate painters' sheave brackets, reinforcing strap and cleat plate detail, unique to each funnel. The design of this pair of models benefited from research assistance and advice graciously provided by Mr. Richard Dennis and Mr. Michael Eisenstadt. We also offer an attractive nameplate for HMS Belfast in your choice of real metal or inexpensive, paintable acrylic plastic. See these models and many more at https://www.model-monkey.com/ Have fun. Monkey around.™ [/quote] [/quote] [/quote] [/quote] [/quote]

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