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Posted by DaveInSoCal on August 28, 2025, 18:24:49, in reply to "could always ask ebay seller what are the dimensions"
Good ideas indeed, thanks. Interestingly, the model appears to have two funnels (aka pre-late 1920s refit) and also has a seaplane on the stern that looks to be a late 1930s/WW2 era enclosed-cockpit monoplane (perhaps a Kingfisher?). 
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to see if correct for that scale as seems to be to long especially in the stern area. could also ask what time period does the model represent. Previous Message
True. That may end up being the best way to go about this, assuming I can find some decent references to confirm the basic shape/dimensions of the ebay one. Previous Message
The ship was re-boilered in the late 1920s reducing the number of stacks from 2 to one. The Ebay offering could be something to hone your scratchbuilding skills on. Previous Message
https://www.navsource.net/archives/11/11060446.jpg
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https://www.navsource.net/archives/11/0604.htm Previous Message
I found this:
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/365661235846 Previous Message
Does anyone know of decent kits of this ship, even if OOP? I’ve been thinking of building her for awhile but haven’t the thought of scratch building the whole thing is…intimidating.
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