HUGE!! HMS Argyll 1902 | Glasgow Riverside Museum

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[@richardjudge1955]

Such a shame she was wrecked at bell rock before WW1 never saw any action.

[@Bernd109]

Thanks for showing :-) Is the model in 1/48th scale?

[@rcmodelwarships6893]

i dont know as there were no signs saying the scale. it had to be over 10ft long, maybe closer to 15ft.

[@ploppysonofploppy6066]

1/48 is a standard scale for a lot of builders models. So possibly.

[@rcmodelwarships6893]

@@ploppysonofploppy6066 possibly. its a big model...

[@ploppysonofploppy6066]

@@rcmodelwarships6893 Devonshire class was 470' so at 1/48 that would be a shade under 10'.

[@ploppysonofploppy6066]

Never been to Glasgow. Might have to rectify that.

[@rcmodelwarships6893]

it was my first time to the museum. hopefully i will get a chance to go again some time soon

[@guaporeturns9472]

Love the ships of this age.. I think they are called "pre-dreadnaughts”?: Armored cruiser

[@rcmodelwarships6893]

pre-dreadnaught era battleships and protected / armoured cruisers are my favourite. pre dreadnaughts had multiple calibre main guns while dreadnaughts had large same calibre main guns. protected cruiser had a strong armoured deck protecting the engine and machine areas and armoured cruisers had protected decks and an armoured belt... i think.

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@rcmodelwarships6893 Yeah sounds right. These are definitely my favorite as well