No Lewis, I don't think so - you need to source these from whatever method suits you best. Geoff

Thanks Stephen, much appreciated. these do look like very impressive titles and as you say - pick a scale and model to suit and away you go! Best wishes, GC

Hi there. Yes, that's a point well made. Interestingly, when I have been re-scribing older models like the A/B-26K conversion I did in SMN of the old Revell/Monogram kit it has black plastic. Here's a link to my full build in SMN: www.scalemodellingnow.com/aircraft-revell-monogram-b26k-counter-invader-conversion-build-review .When you sand that away, the former raised panel line positions are still visible, which is great as they are pretty accurately located. If the plastic is silver, I have found much the same effect which is again great. If the plastic is light grey or you test a small area first and notice that no positions are visible what I do is sand the raised panel lines back so that they are almost gone, but not quite, and then re-scribe as close to the raised line as possible and when done sand the rest of the raised line away. Clean the gunge that accumulates in the recessed lines with an old toothbrush.This works well I have found. Good luck and hope this helps? Geoff C.

@@geoffcoughlin7310 Wow ?! I really had no idea the position of the lines would still be visible. Great news ! And thank you !

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Hi Troy - yes they do and this is good intel - thanks for adding it :) GC

not sure if anyone cares but if you are stoned like me atm then you can watch all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my brother these days xD

@Raymond Jaxton yup, I have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)

Hi Mike - no problem. Yes, that's just a classic scheme for the type! I'm planning a mega conversion using two kits to create a Trilander - probably next year now :) GC

Yes Roger it is - Revell and ICM do a lot of cooperation on Revell releases. G

You won't be disappointed! GC

Great Kees, it's a nice kit! :)

Nice one Stephen - this looks like a very useful title for anyone interested in maritime scale modelling :) GC

Thanks Stephen - it really is a magnificent book and thanks too for your observation about the Swordfish aircraft. Best wishes, Geoff

@@geoffcoughlin7310 If you go onto KZbin and Google Esmond Knight you will find a Radio 4 programme called the Death of the Hood. It was broadcast in May 1981 on the 40th anniversary of the battle of the Denmark Strait. It was narrated by Knight, who as you may know was a famous actor before the war, but served on the Prince of Wales during the battle and was partially blinded when it was hit when it was hit by the Bismarck. Fortunately, he regained some of his sight and went on to enjoy a successful post war acting career, including appearing on This is your life!

@@stephenhunt2806 Many thanks, will do, and very interesting :)

@@geoffcoughlin7310 love your videos man

I hope to be getting a copy Peter and if I do I'll be sure to post a 'bookshelf browse' :) G

Glad you like it Matt. If you get a moment, do check out my on-line mag at www.scalemodellingnow.com so much more there! Cheers again, Geoff

Thank you mate I certainly will

I built the Airfix one last year. Aside from the top fuselage seem it turned out quite good.

talgov01 yes this is the ICM tooling with Revell decals and instructions - very nice looking kit 👍

Hi Peter - no problem. Well yes, the plans on the pages you mention do relate to the S-series and look very detailed to me. There are plenty of diagrams that refer to different Sections along the length of the hull etc. As I mentioned in the video, I'm no maritime modeller but the plans look very comprehensive? Hope this is enough for you? Best wishes, Geoff

The only set showing lines is HMS Harvester, the others show profiles or in some cases sections. www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/acatalog/mmi_lambert.html might be able to supply copies for the drawings that they commisioned from John. I myself am hunting for a copy of L/0/49 "THE TWIN 4-in. MARK XVI GUN on MARK XIX and RP 51 MOUNTINGS". Sincerely hoping they are in Volume 2 coming out this August, sadly not in the superb Vol 1.

BTW Another superb book recently published by Seaforth/Pen & Sword is The Life and Ship Models of Norman Ough. It has several ships with lines, as well as an seeminlgy complete copy of his articles and many/most of the ancillary drawings that he was famous for.

@@gerritvisser Thanks Gerrit - good info! GC