A plastic kit of a vessel of the Royal Navy bearing the name Walrus in 1:700 scale. It is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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The abbreviation HMS before the name denotes a vessel of the Royal Navy, so the name Walrus belongs to a ship of the Royal Navy. Closer data about the real subject, that is the class, the period of service and the armament, is given by the instructions enclosed with the kit.
Seven hundred is the most widespread scale for ship models, and there is a good reason for it: one millimeter on the model corresponds to seventy centimeters of reality, so a vessel a hundred meters long comes out at roughly fourteen centimeters. In this scale even several ships fit side by side into an ordinary display case, and they still stay large enough for the superstructure and the armament to be made out on them. The number of parts and the choice of color schemes is given by the enclosed instructions of the manufacturer.
A model of this size stands or falls with cleanliness of work. Separate the small parts with a sharp blade and carry them with tweezers, dose the glue in tiny amounts, otherwise it will run into the surroundings and flood the relief. Paint the hull and the decks before you seat the superstructures and the small armament on them, as the individual corners are hard to reach afterwards. Spray in thin layers, as a thick layer of paint in this scale swallows the detail faster than you expect. The finished model looks good on a base with a suggested water surface, where the shape of the bow stands out as well.
The kit is supplied in an unassembled state. Paints, glue and tools are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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