Constructo HMS Bounty 1:50

[arva1]

I have been working on the HMS Bounty for awhile now. I recently moved and have lost the multi color instructions and parts listing. Can anyone help me with obtaining a copy of these. Constructo has gone out of business and their website is no longer active. Thanks

Jo

 

[Uwek]

Hallo again,
I hope somebody here in our forum has this kit build already and does not need the manual any more, or can make a scan or photos of the instructions.

 

[Pepite 1/60]

Not sure if it will really help you, found this on YouTube:

 

[arva1]

Thanks. Will take a look at it. I was able to get a set of plans from another member. So all is good. Now the hard part starts with me getting back to work on it.

Thanks again

 

[AllanKP69]

While you are doing your building, you may want to download the contemporary plans from the RMG website to compare to what the kit suggests, including her launch plans. I don't know about the Constructo kit, but of interest to some folks, some kits include a jolly boat that Bligh supposedly used on his famous voyage. Unfortunately, the jolly boat on the Bounty was rotted through and he and his men used the launch.

Allan

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[Uwek]

Allan,
a very good suggestion with the NMM drawings
Please take also a look at the Anatomy book about the Bounty written by John McKay

Book review - Book Review: "The Armed Transport BOUNTY (Anatomy of the Ship) by John McKay

Book Review: The Armed Transport BOUNTY (Anatomy of the Ship) by John McKay Hardcover: 120 pages Publisher: Conway Maritime Press Ltd; 3rd Revised edition edition (10 Jan. 2002) Language: English ISBN-10: 0851778933 ISBN-13: 978-0851778938 Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm...

shipsofscale.com

scroll down and you will find some more information about the Bounty

 

[arva1]

While you are doing your building, you may want to download the contemporary plans from the RMG website to compare to what the kit suggests, including her launch plans. I don't know about the Constructo kit, but of interest to some folks, some kits include a jolly boat that Bligh supposedly used on his famous voyage. Unfortunately, the jolly boat on the Bounty was rotted through and he and his men used the launch.

Allan

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Allan,
a very good suggestion with the NMM drawings
Please take also a look at the Anatomy book about the Bounty written by John McKay

Book review - Book Review: "The Armed Transport BOUNTY (Anatomy of the Ship) by John McKay

Book Review: The Armed Transport BOUNTY (Anatomy of the Ship) by John McKay Hardcover: 120 pages Publisher: Conway Maritime Press Ltd; 3rd Revised edition edition (10 Jan. 2002) Language: English ISBN-10: 0851778933 ISBN-13: 978-0851778938 Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm...

shipsofscale.com

scroll down and you will find some more information about the Bounty

Thanks for the suggestions. WIll follow up and look at them

 

[Ricodx90]

I do have the full plans of the hms bounty from billing boats. Let me know if you need some photographs of them.

 

[MikeSmith]

I do have the full plans of the hms bounty from billing boats. Let me know if you need some photographs of them.

Hi, I'm looking for the photo instructions for Constructo 1:50 HMS Bounty. If that is what you have I'd really appreciate a copy of them.

 

[MikeSmith]

Thanks. Will take a look at it. I was able to get a set of plans from another member. So all is good. Now the hard part starts with me getting back to work on it.

Thanks again

Hi, I'm looking for the photo instructions for Constructo 1:50 HMS Bounty. If you have this I'd really appreciate a copy of them.

 

[arva1]

Here are the copies I have. Good luck

Joe

 

[MikeSmith]

Here are the copies I have. Good luck

Joe

Hey Joe
Thanks so much, I really appreciate that!!
Mike