I always thought that starboard lights were green and larboard ones red.

I've got the same kit- I'm going to build it as a tribute to my dad, who was on HMCS Moose Jaw.

ummm flower class corvettes did not have wooden decks maybe you should check history and HMCS Sackville

There is a mistake: Red light musts go on port side, not starboard Starboard light is green, not red.

i have not been able to find a kit in Ontario Canada

Steuerbord=grün, backbord=rot Schade!

That is a work of art. You are a Master Craftsman!

Check your running navigation lights. Starboard is green - Port is red.

Beautiful job BZ, when Canada's navy was "Royal"!

You made a purebred out of that mutt.

Amazing. Ready aye ready

They wee poundshop belt rivets are pretty handy in modeling sometimes I've used them for loads even years ago when first found them using them on model cars exhaust n turbos etc I'm a more experienced armour modeller now probably would only use them for port holes now but looks the part! I have them same cheap snips there good for brass rods but try find a blue set of master tools there just something for your parts! Thin n sharp not big n chunky

my version of this kit (in it's RCN configuration) was originally a Matchbox model, has been sitting on my mantel for the last 22yrs along with a picture of my uncle, who served aboard a Corvette from 1940 -1946 on convoy duty. nice kit in it's day.

Aye ready aye mate! Job well done👍 Carry on!

That was a very impressive build. The company I work for offered to do a pro bono job of a donated kit for a museum, not really appreciating that the HMCS Alberni was a short forecastle version of the corvette. It was dropped in my lap, and even without the accessory kit that I did not have, or cutting back the foc'sle, that kit is one big build. I wish mine job was nearly as good as yours, but the museum operator was over the moon nonetheless! Thanks for sharing.

My Snowberry just in progress, and i am very thankful for this video. Its gave me a lot of ideas! Many thanks!

Hello I have reached the stage where I will soon be fitting the radar motor but I cannot see how to support the motor in part numbers G48 and 47. Also are you just supposed to glue the motor spindle to part number K47 that supports the radar I thought there would be a hole to push spindle in the apply glue. Any help will be appreciated Roy

The Sheep Dog Navy....RCN..🐶🐑🐑🐑🐑🐶🔑🍁

Fantastic job of work. You are clearly very talented. I see someone's mentioned the lights, easily rectified, and it really doesn't even weigh in the balance. It must have taken you a very long time and been an act of dedication. Hat is off to you. Very best wishes.

I don’t like you (;-) .. I just bought the kit and then you go and set a standard that I won’t be able to reach. Great job! (Just jealous). Carry on.

je vais essayer de construire

Well done!

Absolute cool

Correct the place RED /GREEN navigate signal

your signal you are flying , OVX . Are you indicating there are mines on a bearing form you ?

Wow, amazing,never seen anything as good as this,green and red light,s wrong side,s,but yes beautiful.

Great model! What make is your smoke unit?

Yes a very nice build. I got fed up with mine taking so ling to build so i sold it. Seeing this makes me realise i should not have done so.

why These 2 tubes in the front of the ship ?

Best build of this kit that I've ever seen.

Trés belle maquette, bravo à vous

Very nice - been slowly working on mine for a few years now. You are inspiring me to get back at it.

Love the work you did on this model. We (my dad and I) are building the exact same model and will be doing remote control with a custom built RC transmitter (which I am building). We'd like to put a smoke generator in our model as well. Can you share what you used for your smoke generator?

I heard a story of how the Snowberry was in a group of faster ships and they were expecting her to fall out of formation at the speed they was going at. The formation leader signaled the Snowberry asking what speed she was going at. The Snowberry answered the speed her captain thought she was going at which was a few knots slower then she was actually doing. In the end they looked into how she was going faster then designed. Turned out her chief engineer was little of a tinkerer and tinkered with the engines and increased the power of her engines. I understand his tinkering was added to other warships as a result.

what length is the prop shaft

I would love to know where I could find HMCS Primrose, as my Uncle Matthew Fullerton Irvine served on it during WWII doing the Atlantic crossings & various other protection duties.

which was the first song in the video?

Fantastic

Lovely build. Thanks for recording and sharing it.

진짜 잘 만들었네요

Briuljant video, thanks for sharing.

Hello can you let me know which brand of smoke generator you are using? It works really good. Where did you get the brass reling from? You did a great job with this model, it will be my winter project. Many tahnks for sharing.

That is an amazing piece of modelling in every aspect it doesn't get better that this well done.

Class novel The Cruel Sea, by Nicholas Monsarrat features the corvette in WWII action.

Awesome work. I own the same model and am very proud of it but I wish I could paint only half as good as you.

Hi, it´s a wonderfull built, which kind of smoke generator did you use. it´s amazing.

great model . where did you get the sailors from ?

Awesome job!!! The 8 people who dislike this can go to hell!

HERMOSO TRABAJO

BEAUTIFULL!! :)