Hi all, thank you for allowing me join the group. I am returning to modelling after a few years now I have more time and a lot more patience! I have a kit of the De agostini 1/84 scale HMS Victory which I have inherited from my Dad who recently passed. He never had time to start the model so I have the whole kit to complete. I do have a problem which if anyone could help me with I will be very grateful. After checking the parts I have discovered that in issue 8 I have 2 copies of item No. 20 and am missing item No. 21. It looks like an error from De agostini when it was delivered. I have checked E-bay and other sites to find but have had no luck. I have also contacted De-agostini direct and they do not have the part available. Can anyone point me in the right direction to get this issue or does anyone have this part that i could have a copy off? Many thanks for any help. Regards.
Hallo and a warm welcome here on board of our forum
We will try to help and assist you, that you can build this complex model of the Victory.
Maybe best would be to start a building log so we can see your work and answer your questions and comment also when something was not so good
The missing part: When you will not find it somewhere we will help and assist you in making this from scratch - we have here a lot of members knowing of how to make spare parts etc.
Anybody who is interested in old ships and ship models is welcome here!I'm really happy to have found and been accepted into this site, thanks to Uwek and all the other members. I feel less alone and surrounded by sympathy. Thanks, Phil, B.E.
Definitely RC vessels. If you look closely towards the end of the battles one of the ships whose masts were destroyed pops back into its original form. There is no way the reenactment could be accomplished with just wind and sails.I suspect that these are motor powered. The sails do not appear to be doing anything and the ships are maneuvering without tacking.
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