New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

[steh2o]

This one is new to me, let's hope is a good one.

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10255471

Cheers,
Stefano

[ssn705]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

Could be interesting. Fingers crossed.

Cheers,

Dave

[tom dougherty]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

The description of it from the website...

Potentiometer of nuclear submarines for the hull has been designed with a hull of a World War II-type nuclear submarine still in the first American
It is a thing that it can not be said can exert completely Shall but brilliant in performance as a true submarine
I boasts a career.
I have achieved as well as the arrival of the remains was insidious first of the North Pole.
Same type ship is saved as a memorial ship now leaving many without data because it was an experimental ship
Has been.

I hope the model is more accurate than the description
Reminds me of that Simpson's episode with Mr. Sparkle...


A very good resin USS Nautilus, SSN 571, has recently been released by Blue Ridge Models, and is highly accurate. It is not that much expensive than the listed price of the polystyrene kit.

http://www.blueridgemodel.com/#!brm35002/c174s

[ssn705]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

I hope the model is more accurate than the description.

A very good resin USS Nautilus, SSN 571, has recently been released by Blue Ridge Models, and is highly accurate. It is not that much expensive than the listed price of the polystyrene kit.
http://www.blueridgemodel.com/#!brm35002/c174s

Yes, that description was quite entertaining... I have been interested in the BRM offering, but I never seem to find it in stock... Gotta jump on their Albacore and Gudgeon though. I need to sell off a chunk of my airplane model stash to finance it.

Cheers,

Dave

[ssn705]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

Built up example of the MicroMir Nautilus http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/...owtopic=271575

Cheers,

Dave

[steh2o]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

Probably Blue Ridge Models is a better choice detailwise, but price is very much higher. Shape seems fairly accurate.
Cheers
Stefano

[ssn705]

Re: New 350th Nautilus SSN571 by MicroMir

Agreed. None of the angles gave me great concerns about shape errors, but the proof is having the kit in hand.

Cheers,

Dave