New Member From Canada

Good morning,

I gave been modelling 1/48 scale warships/submarines for the last 30 years, most completely scratch built. The ACTIVE fleet that roam the local lakes every week in the summer include

HMCS Athabaskan, a Tribal class destroyer
HMCS CC2, a C class submarine
HMCS Barrie, a Flower class corvette
HMCS Rainbow, a IS Fleet snorkel submarine
HMCS Okanagan. an O class submarine
HMCS Windsor. a U class submarine
HMCS St Thomas, a Castle class corvette

German U-69, a Type VIIC submarine
German U-873, a Type IXD2 submarine
German U-36, a Type 212 submarine

Russian K 493, an Alfa class submarine
Russian B-871, a Kilo class submarine

USS Shark, a Skipjack class submarine
USS MacDonough, a Farragut class destroyer
USS Lake, an Evarts class destroyer escort

HMS Tally Ho, a T Class submarine

French Surcouf, a Corsair class submarine  


Looking for information on Basshunter 214 kit,

Thank you !
Dwayne HIll
Montreal Canada

Hi Dwayne,

That's a fantastic fleet and mostly scratch- built. RESPECT!

Any chance of some photos?

I'm very interested in WW2 U class subs which were used by other Navy's. (I'm doing a long term build on a Polish U class the Dzik.) Was HMCS Windsor in this category?

Welcome!

David

Good morning David,

The U class I am referring to is the 1986 British "Upholder" class, which were sold to Canada in 2001. The closest thing to a WWII U class I have is my HMS Tally Ho, which as you know is a T.

If you search "My 2015 Fleet" on youtube, you will see all my ships/subs in action. Many thanks for the kind words.

Dwayne

Hello Dwayne and Welcome .

That fleet/video deserves a direct link Dwayne.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRe4q1-gbPI

Grtz,
Bart

Wow! Beautifully composed video. And those subs are trimmed to look like they operate over rails. Excellent video!

David