Would absolutely *adore* seeing Mauretania getting some more attention in the model-building world! We definitely need to lobby some manufacturers for a kit like that ;)
I think the closest to a larger scale Mauretania is a 1/350 scale Lusitania. That kit is vintage so its a bit pricey but if you were to get ahold of one you could modify it to be Mauretania. The kit would need a ton of work since it isn't exactly a super accurate model.
Oooh ! I have an idea ! 🤩 I d'ont think that a defined kit of this model exists but, you could built the Ulysses submarine from the Disney " Atlantis the lost Empire" ! It would be a great challenge as you like them 😉
I really enjoyed your titanic build. i have built the Trumpeter 1/200 Arizona, Missouri and half of the Bismarck all with aftermarket photoetch, all long term complex projects. The one I have enjoyed the most over the past few years is the Trumpeter 1/48 Uboat, not sue how accurate the model is but it was a lot of fun.
Mauritania would definitely be the ship to peak my interest most as I'm also local to newcastle so have always loved her and her sister, but the lack of kits for them is an issue
I think the Lotus as a 1/8 scale or 1/5 scale model would be far easier to work with, but a submersible Lotus Esprit Bond car, would be an idea I'd certainly want to watch LOL
I’ll watch either of the kits you proposed, but if only to persuade model builders to release a decently sized kit, i’d love to see a Mauretania build!
To start with I must say I'm not a boat modeller, but have watched your series from the start and really enjoyed watching the mechanics, lighting and the level of detail you have put into this model. I model railways at a scale of 1/148 so can appreciate all the research put in and the scale you are working in. Sometimes it's nice to get everything to the best accuracy that you can, but can also can feel a bit restraining from an artistic point of view. So my suggestion for a future project is a bit left field LOL! How about an RC version of a pirate ship, my thoughts leading particularly of the Black Pearl. A bit whimsical I know but certainly a ship that could have lots of detail and lighting. Just food for thought 🤔. Keep up the good work. All the best Tony.
Hi Rob, fantastic build of the Titanic, I had a old relative who went down on that ship..Anyway, how about a paddle steamer, Many were used for pleasure sailing, as well as ferries, like the ones used on the Isle of Wight. Will look forward to what you will choose, cheers TF 😊
If I may add my recommendation, how about HMS victory. There is a lot of room there to add features to set it apart from others out there and sharpen many skills. You could make her sail, add lighting, smoke and dare I say sound to her guns. Functioning rudder and sails, the sea is the limit for what you could do. On the sound note, have you ever thought about adding sound to titanic? The throbbing drone of her engines, her whistles, perhaps dockside sounds. As a model railroader I find sound to really give a model character
If you're looking for a liner to model other than the Olympic class; how about the two big Queens, Mary and/or Elizabeth? I imagine there would be plenty of resources to build one at a scale you would be cool with.
I'd go with HMS Hood, personally speaking that is. If you had a member of the family who was aboard her, I think that would be far more precious and meaningful. I know what you mean about RMS Mauretania, I made a 1/600 scale model of her as she appeared in 1933 livery. I think it's possible to put requests on the modelling production firms, so maybe if there's enough of us to request it.. maybe.. just maybe, trumpeter or any other company could mould a 1/350 or even 1/200 scale.. a long shot I know but it's nice to dream. I have shipping history in my family too, a member of the family on my mother's side was aboard RMS Lusitania when she was sunk in 1915, he was a stoker in the boiler room and died in the sinking. I'd go with HMS Hood, she'd look stunning. Congratulations on the RMS Titanic, loved each episode of it 👏
Hi Rob, the Trumpeter HMS Hood in 1/200 scale would make a nice companion to the Titanic model. Yes the upscale kits do make it a first class museum standard project to undertake and customise some parts to operate! I think for me personally the Soviet sub would not be that amazing unless it was made to work in the pond! Soviet submarines do seem to have a nasty habit of staying submerged though! The 007 Lotus would have to be quite a big scale and even then would require some pretty outstanding micro engineering. We have spoken about the RMS Mauritania before. An excellent choice but lacking in any large useable kit form. Ideally, 1/200 scale would be great, Trumpeter get on it please! Perhaps a commercially available 1/200 SS Nomadic would be a great little kit too!! I am obviously a little biased on surface ships! I am doing my update now so will get that off to you soon. Regards JH ⚓
After the immense number of hours put into the Titanic, you should choose the idea that you think you'll enjoy most and that you'd like to have displayed before any of the others - I know I'd feel a tad overwhelmed taking on another complex and massively detailed task after the huge undertaking that Titanic was.
The titanic shot at the end of the video looks so awesome. With the lighting and excellent detail, looks really great. I would very much like to see the plank on frame launch built. I really like building models that would never be done by someone else. I believe that idea is more attractive to me. But, same time truly loved keeping up with the Titanic build...definitely enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing your work!!
Hi Rob! I think that you should try to make the SS Atlantic. It is not the most complicated ship, but in my opinion is one of the best looking White Star Line ships ever made.
The only issue I can see with the sub is, wouldn't it be basic? If you plan to make it an actual sub, you wouldn't be able to see any interior. So, what would the build be of? (I'm giving you some things to keep in mind.)
K-129 sounds a very interesting. I'll have to look that up, and your point about her looks are as you say - have a very distinctive U boat characteristic about her. I'd love to see you to have a stab at the Lotus, but you would have to fight movie magic should you want a vehicle to transform from one to the other, you'd probably be stuck with just the submersible version. All your other choices are worthy winners to watch, but an all time favourite of mine is the Disney version of the Nautilus, although many videos exist on building her. Mary Celeste would be good, you wouldnt have to add any figures! Enjoy choosing your next endeavour and will watch with much enjoyment
oooh, difficult one. A large model for sure. Something that makes your build unique from others and we can all learn the history of. I would lean towards the Mauretania, however same scale as your Titanic. That way we can all see if Titanic really "doesn´t look any bigger than the Mauretania" haha. joke aside. Something in large scale and with RC. Make it different, it´s what makes your videos different from the other ones. Really enjoyed the Titanic build though. Please post regular updates when you sail her:)
I think you’d like a model of the uss arozona, there’s a kit that I have which has the addition of British flags, but I really would like to see you do a model of the HMS Hood or Belfast
How about....the Cutty Sark? Plenty of models in quite large scales, Including billings who do one in 1/75 scale. That would be impressive, something different, and big enough to film easily. Plus your reference material is on your doorstep. I'd love to see the Mauritania too, but I think it would be a bit 'samey' to the Titanic to do straight after.
The Fleetscale hull for Mauretania at 1/200 retails at £105. Polish company JSC produce a 1/400 card model (out of stock at the moment) which you could use as the basis for scaling up and scratch building components. From my knowledge of the ship, I don’t think this would be too much of a challenge for someone with an engineering background such as yourself. (A 1:250 version of the card kit may also available) With your 3D printer you’d be able to produce many items such as doors etc. Detailed plans of the ship are available from several publications. Of course, if you were to choose to do the Revell 1/400 QM2, this can be super detailed and makes a superb model…..
Some soild ieads, Love hood and belfast. Since you said you're from newcastle I thought about Eppleton Hall, I dont think there are any kits though. I started a 3d model but never finished it, may go back to it.
A couple ideas; HMS Warrior, and HMS M33 I just love both of them, though there aren't really any models of either except the Billing Boats HMS Warrior.
The Platinum Revell QM2 1/400 makes for an excellent looking model - but I'm sure you know of this model and have dismissed that idea. Whatever you do I'll be watching along with interest, you're an excellent model maker!
I actually built Bismarck but as a Partwork with lots of moving parts etc. I'd love to do Hood. Incidentally some theories say that it was Prinz Eugen that fired the shell that sank Hood but it suited both sides more to say it was Bismarck....
On your list: Without question Hood due to family connection. Not on your list: Disney Nautilus. Who can resist a Steampunk RC submarine? I do believe large-scale kits exist. You will rule every London lake.
Another vote for these fine suggestions ;) I came to this channel for Titanic, but I happen to like submarines too. The trouble ofc is that unless you do a cutaway you don't really have an interior. The Disney Nautilus in all it's steampunk glory neatly let's you have one anyway. I know cuz I struggle with that as well, as I love a bit of that "doll house" effect with fascinating interiors and figures. Personally I've decided to scratchbuild my own fancy sub. But will get some more experience with a bonkers but fun conversion of a kit first. Third on my list would be Mauretania, not my favourite, but still needs some more modelling love. Her being another ocean liner is both a blessing and a curse, hence why I put her third. It's good for the consistency of the channel, but much of it might feel a bit too similar to work on for another three years.
I have some ideas can you do HMHS Britannic and Old Reliable RMS Olympic cuz I'm a huge fan of you I love the models you make keep up the hard work cuz I love your hard work
Even though I understand Mauretania is like Titanic in some ways, and also you don't want to do it directly after this I have to agree that a 1:200 model of her would be amazing. I saw a few mention there is a waterline hull available. Hood on the other hand has an awesome story, and is so close to you. Something in connection with your own family is very cool. I ike ships, but maybe that car... I mean come on!! How crazy that would be if you could make it work. Never the less, I'll be watching what ever you will make.
How about one of the Mount Fleet Models kits? The St. Netcan or the Boston Typhoon. I would love to get one but they are a little bit pricey to get here to Canada.
I wish Trumpeter would produce more peace time ocean going ships in 1:200 than just battleships, destroyers etc. There are SO MANY GREAT ships, I would LOVE to see by Trumpeter. One being the Edmound Fitzgerald, as well as the Maritaina, Lusitaina the( Queens), Mary and Elisabeth and etc! I love warships don't get me wrong; However, these MASSIVE ships are a great part of our world history and should be made for us to model as well. These so called "ships" of today are not ships, they are floating motel segments that would break-up if they attempted to crossed an Ocean. People today I don't think realize how these mighty ships molded and shaped the world before flight and made a lot possible for us in our world today. Great and beautiful model you made sir of the Trumpeter Titanic ! Hope to watch more future builds from you. - Gary
I've watched your Titanic build from the start. It's been interesting, educational and a great way to learn about the ship and RC ship problems and solutions. I think the K-129 Golf Class submarine would be an interesting next project especially considering its RC potential and unusual Cold War design. As for the RMS Mauritania there's bound to be a good printable model around either now or future, maybe an upscale to match your Titanic build? either way i'll be watching. already subscribed on my TV, now PC to comment...
Interesting ideas:) What about a big wooden ship?:) HMS Victory from Billing Boats? Santisma Trinidad from Occre?:) Don't know if this is your cup of tea, but..:) Just my opinion, but anyway, I'm sure whatever you pick out, it will be great 👍 Keep up the great work:)
If I were to choose your next project . .. The 1/200 USS Enterprise by Trumpeter. Mainly because I am a Trekkie. The ship 'featured ' in Star Trek 4. (I don't think it was the real one though) . Also from a practical point of view KA and Pontos have aftermarket sets fir it too. The Yamato is also a great one as far as aftermarket sets goes. Being a Bond fan and having seen the actual Lotus ... I would love to see that done . That would be awesome.
Would love to see a Belfast or a Yamato class ship, dunno if you will be able to make a Shinano from a yamato kit though. But would love to see you try build the Shinano as biggest carrier of WW2.
I agree with you it's a pity that there is no large scale model of the mauretania, to my knowledge there is one made by airfix at 1/600 scale and there is a model from lusitania to 1/350 I believe, but it's still sizes small enough to make motorized models even here theoretically speaking it would be possible to modify the lusitania into mauretania by changing certain details such as the air sleeves on the bridge
I would seriously think about building a wooden boat, it's a different set of skills and its great way to learn, and improve the scratchbuilding skills (mauretania in the future wink wink.) other than that, i think the belfast is an interesting ship and the reference is not to be understated
Hi there, sorry for the late response. Yes it would, is this a scratch build? There’s an email address in my channels ‘about’ section, I’d love to see pictures of the build as you go?
I would love for you to the Mauritania she I a lovable ship and maybe you should add the Queen Mary to that list but like I said before I support anythingnyou wiuld like to do I will support and will be here ti help anytime! 😊
Would absolutely *adore* seeing Mauretania getting some more attention in the model-building world! We definitely need to lobby some manufacturers for a kit like that ;)
I TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!!❤
This ship was beautiful!
Airfix has one, but it is quite outdated
I think the closest to a larger scale Mauretania is a 1/350 scale Lusitania. That kit is vintage so its a bit pricey but if you were to get ahold of one you could modify it to be Mauretania. The kit would need a ton of work since it isn't exactly a super accurate model.
Oooh ! I have an idea ! 🤩
I d'ont think that a defined kit of this model exists but,
you could built the Ulysses submarine from the Disney " Atlantis the lost Empire" !
It would be a great challenge as you like them 😉
Oooohh a functioning, submersible James Bond Lotus would be an epic build!
I would love to see the HMS Hood. Not only is it a beautiful ship, but it's a great way to honor your relative.
Lotus Esprit model would be amazing, and a lovely change from Titanic.
I really enjoyed your titanic build. i have built the Trumpeter 1/200 Arizona, Missouri and half of the Bismarck all with aftermarket photoetch, all long term complex projects. The one I have enjoyed the most over the past few years is the Trumpeter 1/48 Uboat, not sue how accurate the model is but it was a lot of fun.
Mauritania would definitely be the ship to peak my interest most as I'm also local to newcastle so have always loved her and her sister, but the lack of kits for them is an issue
I think the Lotus as a 1/8 scale or 1/5 scale model would be far easier to work with, but a submersible Lotus Esprit Bond car, would be an idea I'd certainly want to watch LOL
I’ll watch either of the kits you proposed, but if only to persuade model builders to release a decently sized kit, i’d love to see a Mauretania build!
To start with I must say I'm not a boat modeller, but have watched your series from the start and really enjoyed watching the mechanics, lighting and the level of detail you have put into this model. I model railways at a scale of 1/148 so can appreciate all the research put in and the scale you are working in. Sometimes it's nice to get everything to the best accuracy that you can, but can also can feel a bit restraining from an artistic point of view. So my suggestion for a future project is a bit left field LOL! How about an RC version of a pirate ship, my thoughts leading particularly of the Black Pearl. A bit whimsical I know but certainly a ship that could have lots of detail and lighting. Just food for thought 🤔. Keep up the good work. All the best Tony.
I think a cut away model would be interesting, with a full or partial interior!
Hi Rob, fantastic build of the Titanic, I had a old relative who went down on that ship..Anyway, how about a paddle steamer, Many were used for pleasure sailing, as well as ferries, like the ones used on the Isle of Wight. Will look forward to what you will choose, cheers TF 😊
If I may add my recommendation, how about HMS victory. There is a lot of room there to add features to set it apart from others out there and sharpen many skills. You could make her sail, add lighting, smoke and dare I say sound to her guns. Functioning rudder and sails, the sea is the limit for what you could do. On the sound note, have you ever thought about adding sound to titanic? The throbbing drone of her engines, her whistles, perhaps dockside sounds. As a model railroader I find sound to really give a model character
If you're looking for a liner to model other than the Olympic class; how about the two big Queens, Mary and/or Elizabeth? I imagine there would be plenty of resources to build one at a scale you would be cool with.
My uncle served on HMS Hood Thankfully he wasn't onboard when it got blasted. I've held the recovered ships bell at Portsmouth Maritime museum.
Congrats on the Titanic Robbie…just doing my deckchairs and I’m done. 🎉😊
Hood would be a great one, given your attention to detail.
I'd go with HMS Hood, personally speaking that is. If you had a member of the family who was aboard her, I think that would be far more precious and meaningful. I know what you mean about RMS Mauretania, I made a 1/600 scale model of her as she appeared in 1933 livery. I think it's possible to put requests on the modelling production firms, so maybe if there's enough of us to request it.. maybe.. just maybe, trumpeter or any other company could mould a 1/350 or even 1/200 scale.. a long shot I know but it's nice to dream. I have shipping history in my family too, a member of the family on my mother's side was aboard RMS Lusitania when she was sunk in 1915, he was a stoker in the boiler room and died in the sinking. I'd go with HMS Hood, she'd look stunning. Congratulations on the RMS Titanic, loved each episode of it 👏
Hi Rob, the Trumpeter HMS Hood in 1/200 scale would make a nice companion to the Titanic model. Yes the upscale kits do make it a first class museum standard project to undertake and customise some parts to operate! I think for me personally the Soviet sub would not be that amazing unless it was made to work in the pond! Soviet submarines do seem to have a nasty habit of staying submerged though! The 007 Lotus would have to be quite a big scale and even then would require some pretty outstanding micro engineering. We have spoken about the RMS Mauritania before. An excellent choice but lacking in any large useable kit form. Ideally, 1/200 scale would be great, Trumpeter get on it please! Perhaps a commercially available 1/200 SS Nomadic would be a great little kit too!! I am obviously a little biased on surface ships! I am doing my update now so will get that off to you soon. Regards JH ⚓
Lotus Esprite. Something completly different but still floats ;-)
After the immense number of hours put into the Titanic, you should choose the idea that you think you'll enjoy most and that you'd like to have displayed before any of the others - I know I'd feel a tad overwhelmed taking on another complex and massively detailed task after the huge undertaking that Titanic was.
The titanic shot at the end of the video looks so awesome. With the lighting and excellent detail, looks really great. I would very much like to see the plank on frame launch built. I really like building models that would never be done by someone else. I believe that idea is more attractive to me. But, same time truly loved keeping up with the Titanic build...definitely enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing your work!!
Hi Rob! I think that you should try to make the SS Atlantic. It is not the most complicated ship, but in my opinion is one of the best looking White Star Line ships ever made.
I personally vote Hood or the Submarine. But, I'd be happy to see whatever you decide. You are a very talented model builder.
The only issue I can see with the sub is, wouldn't it be basic? If you plan to make it an actual sub, you wouldn't be able to see any interior. So, what would the build be of? (I'm giving you some things to keep in mind.)
K-129 sounds a very interesting. I'll have to look that up, and your point about her looks are as you say - have a very distinctive U boat characteristic about her.
I'd love to see you to have a stab at the Lotus, but you would have to fight movie magic should you want a vehicle to transform from one to the other, you'd probably be stuck with just the submersible version.
All your other choices are worthy winners to watch, but an all time favourite of mine is the Disney version of the Nautilus, although many videos exist on building her.
Mary Celeste would be good, you wouldnt have to add any figures!
Enjoy choosing your next endeavour and will watch with much enjoyment
I’d go for the HMS Hood, since you had a relative that served on the ship.
Lotus would be awesome!
Fleet scale has a large scale Belfast hull as well as the waterline Mauritania
Hi, as the Mauritania is unavailable the Belfast would make a superb static display model complete with aftermarket, keep up the good work
If you’re asking for our opinion, my vote would be for the Lotus Esprit. I think it would be a wonderful change of pace after the Titanic.
oooh, difficult one. A large model for sure. Something that makes your build unique from others and we can all learn the history of. I would lean towards the Mauretania, however same scale as your Titanic. That way we can all see if Titanic really "doesn´t look any bigger than the Mauretania" haha. joke aside. Something in large scale and with RC. Make it different, it´s what makes your videos different from the other ones. Really enjoyed the Titanic build though. Please post regular updates when you sail her:)
I'm going to vote for the Belfast - Although I'm in the US, I've toured her too. Also, I haven't seen a build of the Belfast, as I have of the Hood.
I think you’d like a model of the uss arozona, there’s a kit that I have which has the addition of British flags, but I really would like to see you do a model of the HMS Hood or Belfast
How about....the Cutty Sark? Plenty of models in quite large scales, Including billings who do one in 1/75 scale. That would be impressive, something different, and big enough to film easily. Plus your reference material is on your doorstep. I'd love to see the Mauritania too, but I think it would be a bit 'samey' to the Titanic to do straight after.
Here are my votes in the order I would like to see them built. K-129, HMS Hood, HMS Belfast, Sula II, Lotus Esprit.
The Fleetscale hull for Mauretania at 1/200 retails at £105. Polish company JSC produce a 1/400 card model (out of stock at the moment) which you could use as the basis for scaling up and scratch building components. From my knowledge of the ship, I don’t think this would be too much of a challenge for someone with an engineering background such as yourself. (A 1:250 version of the card kit may also available) With your 3D printer you’d be able to produce many items such as doors etc. Detailed plans of the ship are available from several publications. Of course, if you were to choose to do the Revell 1/400 QM2, this can be super detailed and makes a superb model…..
@Tim C What Stephen Payne is that? Lol
@Tim C Yes indeed. 20 years ago now.
Some soild ieads, Love hood and belfast. Since you said you're from newcastle I thought about Eppleton Hall, I dont think there are any kits though. I started a 3d model but never finished it, may go back to it.
Mauritania would be great to see
A couple ideas; HMS Warrior, and HMS M33 I just love both of them, though there aren't really any models of either except the Billing Boats HMS Warrior.
The Platinum Revell QM2 1/400 makes for an excellent looking model - but I'm sure you know of this model and have dismissed that idea. Whatever you do I'll be watching along with interest, you're an excellent model maker!
I actually built Bismarck but as a Partwork with lots of moving parts etc. I'd love to do Hood. Incidentally some theories say that it was Prinz Eugen that fired the shell that sank Hood but it suited both sides more to say it was Bismarck....
HMS Hood, because of the history and family connection
On your list: Without question Hood due to family connection.
Not on your list: Disney Nautilus. Who can resist a Steampunk RC submarine? I do believe large-scale kits exist. You will rule every London lake.
Another vote for these fine suggestions ;)
I came to this channel for Titanic, but I happen to like submarines too. The trouble ofc is that unless you do a cutaway you don't really have an interior.
The Disney Nautilus in all it's steampunk glory neatly let's you have one anyway.
I know cuz I struggle with that as well, as I love a bit of that "doll house" effect with fascinating interiors and figures. Personally I've decided to scratchbuild my own fancy sub. But will get some more experience with a bonkers but fun conversion of a kit first.
Third on my list would be Mauretania, not my favourite, but still needs some more modelling love. Her being another ocean liner is both a blessing and a curse, hence why I put her third. It's good for the consistency of the channel, but much of it might feel a bit too similar to work on for another three years.
I have some ideas can you do HMHS Britannic and Old Reliable RMS Olympic cuz I'm a huge fan of you I love the models you make keep up the hard work cuz I love your hard work
Even though I understand Mauretania is like Titanic in some ways, and also you don't want to do it directly after this I have to agree that a 1:200 model of her would be amazing. I saw a few mention there is a waterline hull available.
Hood on the other hand has an awesome story, and is so close to you. Something in connection with your own family is very cool.
I ike ships, but maybe that car... I mean come on!! How crazy that would be if you could make it work. Never the less, I'll be watching what ever you will make.
How about one of the Mount Fleet Models kits? The St. Netcan or the Boston Typhoon. I would love to get one but they are a little bit pricey to get here to Canada.
How about the Orca from Jaws? Must be a big scale model kit out there I'd assume.
I Would love to See a Model of the wreckage of Titanic
I wish Trumpeter would produce more peace time ocean going ships in 1:200 than just battleships, destroyers etc. There are SO MANY GREAT ships, I would LOVE to see by Trumpeter. One being the Edmound Fitzgerald, as well as the Maritaina, Lusitaina the( Queens), Mary and Elisabeth and etc! I love warships don't get me wrong; However, these MASSIVE ships are a great part of our world history and should be made for us to model as well. These so called "ships" of today are not ships, they are floating motel segments that would break-up if they attempted to crossed an Ocean. People today I don't think realize how these mighty ships molded and shaped the world before flight and made a lot possible for us in our world today. Great and beautiful model you made sir of the Trumpeter Titanic ! Hope to watch more future builds from you. - Gary
If you're interested agora models is doing the James bond cars and they are doing the one that your thinking of that goes in the underwater mode
Have you thought about a paddle steamer or or tug like the Vanguard?
I'd love to see the Mauretania.
What about 'Sundowner' Lightowlers boat with which he rescued men at Dunkirk 1940.
I've watched your Titanic build from the start. It's been interesting, educational and a great way to learn about the ship and RC ship problems and solutions. I think the K-129 Golf Class submarine would be an interesting next project especially considering its RC potential and unusual Cold War design. As for the RMS Mauritania there's bound to be a good printable model around either now or future, maybe an upscale to match your Titanic build? either way i'll be watching. already subscribed on my TV, now PC to comment...
I have a NON Ship suggestion... I have a project going for a car... We need a Pro model builder to work with us and show it off as a "Sponsor Build"
Interesting ideas:) What about a big wooden ship?:) HMS Victory from Billing Boats? Santisma Trinidad from Occre?:) Don't know if this is your cup of tea, but..:) Just my opinion, but anyway, I'm sure whatever you pick out, it will be great 👍 Keep up the great work:)
If I were to choose your next project . ..
The 1/200 USS Enterprise by Trumpeter. Mainly because I am a Trekkie. The ship 'featured ' in Star Trek 4. (I don't think it was the real one though) . Also from a practical point of view KA and Pontos have aftermarket sets fir it too.
The Yamato is also a great one as far as aftermarket sets goes.
Being a Bond fan and having seen the actual Lotus ... I would love to see that done . That would be awesome.
Would love to see a Belfast or a Yamato class ship, dunno if you will be able to make a Shinano from a yamato kit though. But would love to see you try build the Shinano as biggest carrier of WW2.
Have you considered a paddlewheel steamer.
yes build the lotus please I'm a huge james bond fan
I think you might be make a RMS Mauritania
Would a model of the RMS Olympic be something you would like?
he already addressed that at the start of the video
@@BrokenIET I must’ve missed that, thanks.
I think that Muaretania is the best choice!
Mauretania would be nice! Have you also considered the Queen mary?
Much like Mauritania, if there was a decent sized kit, I’d deffo build her
Like the idea of either the mighty hood or HMS Belfast would you consider the Carpathia
I would consider Carpathia if there was a model of her to build!
I have a request can you build a model of the hmhs Britannic in white star line livery in 1/200 scale
Dude do the black pearl
I do quite fancy doing a sailing ship actually, I have no experience with wooden planking mind you, so that would be something new!
I agree with you it's a pity that there is no large scale model of the mauretania, to my knowledge there is one made by airfix at 1/600 scale and there is a model from lusitania to 1/350 I believe, but it's still sizes small enough to make motorized models even here theoretically speaking it would be possible to modify the lusitania into mauretania by changing certain details such as the air sleeves on the bridge
I'm leaning towards mauritania, Then you have two famous ocean liners.
You should to the Titanic's research ship Le Suroit by Revell. It is in 1:200 scale.
Ah that’s a cool idea
I would seriously think about building a wooden boat, it's a different set of skills and its great way to learn, and improve the scratchbuilding skills (mauretania in the future wink wink.) other than that, i think the belfast is an interesting ship and the reference is not to be understated
Maybe the 1/200 Yamato?
1/200 bismarck maybe? its a beautyfull ship.
Mauretania was nice to see it
There’s a part works coming out of the lotus
Aah thanks for that Robert, I’ll have a look at the pre release stuff and see if it looks suitable
I’ve recently started work on a 1/200 ss Californian! If that would interest you as a future project
Hi there, sorry for the late response. Yes it would, is this a scratch build?
There’s an email address in my channels ‘about’ section, I’d love to see pictures of the build as you go?
Hms hood 😃👍
I would love for you to the Mauritania she I a lovable ship and maybe you should add the Queen Mary to that list but like I said before I support anythingnyou wiuld like to do I will support and will be here ti help anytime! 😊
No Bismarck?
Mauretania...PLEASE! At the very least do a ship. 🙏
Okay ima say it, due to this video I went and got myself a 1/200 hms hood... my poor wallet
Yeah these things get pricey quick don’t they!!
@@TheModelBoatGuy I even went to the trouble of getting the pontos pack. This is gonna be the biggest kit I've done (and expensive)
Maybe make a holiday for yourself, And then choose a new project.
Mauretania