Looking For A Staring Ship Kit

works great, 14 years or so, highly modified , get a better battery for the trans.

 

Does anyone have a 1/144 deaded ship?

That is in the WWCC

 

Deaded?

 

Sorry middle school word

 

So best advice would be to get in contact with the club. WWCC has multiple loaner ships for new people looking to join

 

IK

 

When I left I had to leave my Italian battleship behind. I ended up essentially donating it to the club for new members as long as it remained in the club. That might be an option but I am not sure as I haven’t been back there in a few years

 

I could see if it is there, Im going on the 14th

Or ask Z boat

 

Last I heard it was in San Diego with the southern chapter haha but my point was they definitely have loaners available and lots of knowledge

 

We will find something.

 

See? That’s one of the reasons I love this hobby. People just want to have fun and are always willing to help out

 

I know Its great

We all unite on this forum to help eachother

 

I have been working on the SS Dodge. Its a great ship, but I would eventually like to buy a actual combat ship. I was wondering what a good starting ship is. (Not Vac U Boat I already have one and Ill stick with that for now).
@Julian Barbera bought a dead VU and I am considering this option. IF you have dead ships (preferably 'Merican) than I will consider them (If they're big gun that is best)
I kinda want to make it so I don't want to buy something already made.
I have been enticed by modelshipsahoy's Baltimore . Maybe later.
What do you guys think?

 

Oh yeah not too advanced cruiser

 

I'm glad I bought a used ship and refitted it. It provides lots of experience useful for building your own first ship, and you don't feel as bad about sinking it. And when the time comes for your own build, you will have all the tools you need to make a quality product.

 

Okay I'll definitely consider that. Ill ask the WWCC guys.