Thanks for sharing your builds and your knowledge of these ships. I have the 1/600 HMS Suffolk kit as well which I am trying to build and I would like to know how you managed to drill those portholes in a straight line; how did you align the center point of these holes before drilling. My kit came with the fairleads broken because the plastic is so soft and thin. From the video, I guess you have scratch built the fairleads; how did you do it? Any advice is most appreciated.

Excellent work

A great job on this old classic. I see that you have painted it with grey anti-fouling as current evidence shows a lot of RN ships actually had. Is there any evidence for Ajax being grey or is this conjecture?

When is your next kit coming mate ,can't wait

HMS Sofuck

Shame most ship kits are 1/700. 1/600 is a better scale to work with and look at. Great job.

The closed captions were invaluable in deciphering this video. Nice models btw. One question. What is a 'dick house'?

Well done! Love the 1/600 scale kits.

Cool channel, I also focus on 1/600. Have you built any liners?

sometime,a ship model making by skill- maker is more fascinated than doing by auto machine

for1/600 ,it is o.k. to accept for its own detail , good scaled down detail.

Lovely! 👍

Excellent. There is new life for those left over Leander funnels! 😁 A fantastic set of builds.

Any idea how to build one of these waterline?

What colour did you use. Doesn’t seem green enough

Very nice work, really impressive. I've always liked Airfix 1:600 kits, nice to see how they could be improved, as some details are not up to current standards...

Dos veces la he tenido en mis manos y no la he comprado! Y me encantaría tener esa maqueta!

superb conversions from a pretty good kit.Do you remember the long series of conversions in the OLD airfix magazines?. They were excellent articles where a begginer in conversions could develop their skills.. I wish modern magazines would go back to those fun days Instead of the modern ten pages of "how i bought fifty quids worth of aftermarket bits and used twenty different finishing products" to build a simple modell!

Love both models - the Type 82 is spectacular!

Incredible scratch building. Courageous in the extreme and beautifully crafted details

Excellent work thank you for posting

I had no idea that the hull forms were so similar. Well done for making this conversion.

Thank you for your comprehensive vids of the kit builds which are a real blessing. The attention to detail & diagrams etc are a wonderful bonus, too.

Fantastic work and many thanks for sharing the conversion. I have the HMS Devonshire kit and I am really charged up to have a good on improving the kit as shown. 👋👋👋

Έχω δύο κομμάτια για να φτιάξω και το αδελφό πλοίο Αχιλλέας από την ναυμαχία στο λα πλατα με το γερμανικό θωρηκτό τσέπης Γκραφφ Σπεε

Always great work mate ,l have a question, where do you get the photo edges and 3 D parts lve looked on line but must be asking the wrong questions to locate sellers. Thanks .

Excellent attention to detail. Very admirable. 😊

Really great work

Your models are very cool, can you post photos with more details on britmodeller?

Brilliant Job . My late father would of been so happy to have seen this build. He served on the Vanguard on the Royal Tour of South Africa in 1947. Still have a few old photos of the Vanguard and the crew taken during this time. I hope Airfix or another manufacturer will one day realise a commercial model of the last British Battleship.

Marvellous work

Classic vessel, well captured 👍.

My box had "from the TV series Warship" on the lid with markings for HMS Hero the star of the show !

Outstanding work. I've got a 30 year old Warspite that needs a little TLC. Thanks for inspiring me.

Another great build, one more silk purse from a sow's ear. Haven't seen the Kangnam kit but don't think I'll get one anytime soon. I will be doing an Airfix Iron Duke when that's released later this year, and thanks to your inspiration, will look to super detail it with the WEM kit, Micro Master armament and boats, and a wooden deck. I built one of those as a teenager and want to see how much better it can be.

Been trying for a few years now to find a Airfix Leander Class frigate to build but no luck. Can anyone help me please to find one to buy.

Great job. Turned a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Micro Master makes beautiful sets of both the RN 6" and 4" turrets that you could use for greater accuracy yet-ship's boats and other goodies too if you want to go the whole hog. I guess keeping costs under control was a factor, and your scratch building skills in any case worked a treat on the horrible kit items.

Excellent work, a real inspiration

Hi mate great job ,Atlantis make a 1:600 Bismarck and it's not bad also l found an old Revell 1:570 kit and it's not bad either.

Looking great mate, where did you get the other parts from or did you make all of them ?

Great work.

Remarkable rebuild that's added a tremendous amount of refinement to what is a really a crude model. Really like the toothpick mail masts-quite an ingenious use of a simple material. Too bad Airfix hasn't re-released the kit, I have fond memories of building it as a boy. Wouldn't mind having another go at it, doing something similar.

Beautiful work. The main turrets would be well worth replacing given the amount of detail you've worked in-the kit ones just don't cut it. Real silk purse from a sow's ear.

Where did you get the funnel cap that fits??

Very nice! I built one of these for someone who'd served on one. Nowhere near as good as yours, but the guy I made it for liked it well enough. I remember the hull/deck join around 'B' position being a real pain to hide. Took me a long time, a lot of filling and sanding.

Brilliant! I've got a few of these kits in my stash. Keep thinking of how I'm going to improve them when I finally build them.

She looks fantastic mate do know where you get the patient's to do all those modes but well worth it in the end result. 😊

Hi buddy ,l stumbled across your sight and are finding them very good information, lm messaging you to say great work and also l have every Airfix 1:600 model ship kit for years still in there boxes lm about to start doing them but l was wondering where you got the after market parts from haven't heard of any company's here in Australia doing that scale ,anyway lm starting on HMS Campbelltown. 😊😊😊

How do you fit your photo-etch railings? I'm in the middle of the airfix HMS Hood, my first model in decades. I tried using super glue gell but ended up in places with glue on the railings, I got them all on and it wasn't bad for a first attempt but I'd love some tips! Your ships are beauties by the way.

The WWI era reused Battlecruiser turrets really stand out