RMS MAURETANIA

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RMS MAURETANIA

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Ahoy
Here is a build I made from paper and cardstock scratch built useing plans from Abe Taubmans plan service. Scale of model is 1/200 model length 44 inch,s. She is the late great Mauretania the greyhound of the Atlantic and twin sister ship to the Ill fated Lousitania. she is underway ships colors.

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Lovely!

And a Happy New Year to you too!
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beautiful build
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Ahoy
thanks fellas for your reply on my Mauretania. I will post another build here today many thanks for your replies I am honered.

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Mauretania : The Pride of the Tyne.

She was built just up the road from here. She was certainly one of the best.

Nice model. I'm very impressed.
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Nice.

I love the look of card ship models. Can you recommend a good one for a beginner paper-smith?
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Beautiful
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I continue to be amazed at what can be done with card in skilled hands. Impressive model!

For the record, the name of her unfortunate sister ship was the Lusitania (not Lousitania).

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Nice.

I love the look of card ship models. Can you recommend a good one for a beginner paper-smith?
Here are a few links for some free models. How about the Titanic and her sisters ? Loads more on this site, including a Control Tower, Zeppelin etc.
http://www.currell.net/models/titanic.htm;

More links here . . . .

http://www.gremirmodels.com/;

http://www.digitalnavy.com/html/downloads.html;

http://www.scalescenes.com/;

http://www.ss42.com/pt-boats.html;

http://www.papermodelers.com/;

http://www.zealot.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=392;

http://kampfgruppe144.com/downloads_All_00.htm;

http://www.digitalnavy.com/html/profiles.html;

http://www.papershipwright.co.uk/catego ... -warships/;
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Ahoy
thanks fellas for your replies on my Mauretania, I will have another scratch build collection coming up in a few. thanks very much for your replies I am Honered.

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I've only just got over the Maryland model and here's another one built out of card and other sundry stuff. This is really fantastic modelling, puts my use of plastic kits to shame!! I shall keep an eye on the ships section more often!
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ShaunW wrote:I've only just got over the Maryland model and here's another one built out of card and other sundry stuff. This is really fantastic modelling, puts my use of plastic kits to shame!! I shall keep an eye on the ships section more often!

Ahoy shaun
thank you very much for your reply on my Mauretania. she indeed is a Beautifull ship from a bygone era. Thanks Shaun.
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