Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Seaport Tugs => Topic started by: regiment on May 21, 2012, 05:55:19 pm
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what size and where can you buy the crew for dicky tug thanks regiment
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The supplied crew were 4cm or 11/2 inches giving a scale near to 1/50.
The fittings on the tug are different scales and mostly overscale.
The originals look reasonable on the deck
Don't know where you will get any apart from model railway figures.
Ned
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Thats a tricky scale for figures.... model railway figures would be 1:43 for 0 gauge or if you can find them, S gauge at 1:64
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or if you can find them, S gauge at 1:64
I would certainly be interested in sourcing S guage (or close to 1/60) figures for a Victorian warship I have started to build. Most S Gauge sources appear to be from the US, scondand collectables, and non military
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The supplied crew were 4cm or 11/2 inches giving a scale near to 1/50.
The fittings on the tug are different scales and mostly overscale.
The originals look reasonable on the deck
Don't know where you will get any apart from model railway figures.
Ned
Have you looked at thr preiser range?
http://www.figuren.de/download.php?file=PK%2025%20Seite%20256-257.pdf these are 1:50
I would certainly be interested in sourcing S guage (or close to 1/60) figures for a Victorian warship I have started to build. Most S Gauge sources appear to be from the US, scondand collectables, and non military
There is a list here of suppliers of S-Gauge figures that might help
http://www.s-scale.org.uk/figures.htm
Some look like they could be fun to add as a cameo on the deck :)
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thanks to all who answered my question taken every thing off starting frcm scratch regiment ps might try car boot sales