RMS Mauretania - 1:250 - Šarūnas Vilkas

[Marco]

Thank you all!
Šarūnas, it was a pleasure to build this model!
Petestein, I don't know how the Schreiber Titanic compares to the Fly/Gomix one, but the pictures look good.

[Petestein]

Originally Posted by Marco

Thank you all!
Šarūnas, it was a pleasure to build this model!
Petestein, I don't know how the Schreiber Titanic compares to the Fly/Gomix one, but the pictures look good.

I have all (as far as I know) Titanic card models of all sizes and accuracy. I've only made the Schreiber. After examining each of the 1/200 scale Titanics, I came to the conclusion than all three available (Schreiber, Maly Modelarz and Fly Model) are rather accurate and all very highly detailed, Comparing them, all three have nice details. Perhaps the one with the most accurate coloring is the Schreiber which also has the very nice feature of being designed to be radio controlled with an electric motor and operated on the nearby pond. . I plan eventually to build a Titanic using parts from the three models in order to make it as accurate as possible.

[Petestein]

Anybody out there can recommend me a model of the famous German Wilhelm Gustloff? This ship has also a very interesting history.

Also is there any card rendition of the Normandie?

Thanks my friends.

[Marco]

Originally Posted by Petestein

Anybody out there can recommend me a model of the famous German Wilhelm Gustloff? This ship has also a very interesting history.

Also is there any card rendition of the Normandie?

Thanks my friends.

Both are available in 1/400 from JSC. I built the Wilhelm Gustloff last year:
MV Wilhelm Gustloff - 1:400 - JSC
Nice model, and with lasercut sets you can get a very nice result. There are parts included to build either the passenger, hospital or evacuation version.