Calling all Netherlands Hr.Ms. De Ruyter (1935) & Java-class fans
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- Perth_shipyard
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Thanks very EJ I'll give them a shot.
AT
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EJFoeth
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
If you e-mail me at foeth at ontheslipway.com I'll send you this one slightly larger:
I found it in a book on Tromp I apparently own: De Tromp en haar Trompers.
I found it in a book on Tromp I apparently own: De Tromp en haar Trompers.
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Thanks very much, I'll shoot you an email now.
AT
1/72 Arleigh Burke flight iia
1/72 Hobart class AWD HMAS Brisbane
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1/72 Friesland
1/75 Wasa
1/53 STS Leeuwin II
1/72 HMAS Perth 1942
1/72 Russian Corvette Steregushchy
1/72 Arleigh Burke flight iia
1/72 Hobart class AWD HMAS Brisbane
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=154767
1/72 Friesland
1/75 Wasa
1/53 STS Leeuwin II
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KevinD
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
If i may ask, where did you get those plans of Java and DR?Perth_shipyard wrote:I have both the Java and De Ruyter in 1/72 scale
And what year do they portray, as built or......?
TIA.
"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Hi Kevin, they're from here
http://profilemorskie.home.pl/72_Paper%20plans.htm
Both are as Battle of the java sea 1942
http://profilemorskie.home.pl/72_Paper%20plans.htm
Both are as Battle of the java sea 1942
AT
1/72 Arleigh Burke flight iia
1/72 Hobart class AWD HMAS Brisbane
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=154767
1/72 Friesland
1/75 Wasa
1/53 STS Leeuwin II
1/72 HMAS Perth 1942
1/72 Russian Corvette Steregushchy
1/72 Arleigh Burke flight iia
1/72 Hobart class AWD HMAS Brisbane
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=154767
1/72 Friesland
1/75 Wasa
1/53 STS Leeuwin II
1/72 HMAS Perth 1942
1/72 Russian Corvette Steregushchy
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KevinD
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Thank you sir, I should have known.Perth_shipyard wrote:Hi Kevin, they're from here
http://profilemorskie.home.pl/72_Paper%20plans.htm
"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
I've finally started my 1/600 De Ruyter build.
It's not really a scratch build, as I'm using a mixture of pieces from existing kits (for example a modified 1/600 Graf Spee hull, modified guns from 1/700 Prinz Eugen, some superstructure pieces from both kits, and other spare pieces I have etc), as well as specially created pieces (for example the deck, and most of the superstructure). I'll be using PE for some of the smaller guns, and modified guns for others.
Completed the first stage of the deck last night. I should be able to coerce the Graf Spee hull to fit the shape of the deck with some persistence - although it remains to be seen how successful it will be.
For detail of model, I'm relying on several builds and plans I have found, including these:
It's not really a scratch build, as I'm using a mixture of pieces from existing kits (for example a modified 1/600 Graf Spee hull, modified guns from 1/700 Prinz Eugen, some superstructure pieces from both kits, and other spare pieces I have etc), as well as specially created pieces (for example the deck, and most of the superstructure). I'll be using PE for some of the smaller guns, and modified guns for others.
Completed the first stage of the deck last night. I should be able to coerce the Graf Spee hull to fit the shape of the deck with some persistence - although it remains to be seen how successful it will be.
For detail of model, I'm relying on several builds and plans I have found, including these:
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
The build is coming along well. It is my first time scratch building large parts of the ship, so I am learning as I go.
Most of the hull and superstructure has been modified or built, although still a few things to go.
Most of the hull and superstructure has been modified or built, although still a few things to go.
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Have made a bit of progress on the model this week, came down with a cold and the boss told me not to come into work....
I've pretty much finished the primary bits of the superstructure, and finished off the hull. Done a rough paint of her colours in 1942 (I believe - according to Profile Morski and a photo I have found), and am fairly happy with how it's all coming along.
Next will be the detailing.
I've pretty much finished the primary bits of the superstructure, and finished off the hull. Done a rough paint of her colours in 1942 (I believe - according to Profile Morski and a photo I have found), and am fairly happy with how it's all coming along.
Next will be the detailing.
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
Looks good!
But why you painted the camouflage pattern to the lower hull?
But why you painted the camouflage pattern to the lower hull?
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Because it's easier to paint over than to repaintmaxim wrote:Looks good!
But why you painted the camouflage pattern to the lower hull?
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Re: Calling All RNN DeRuyter and Java Class fans
For Maxim 
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- Dan Banks
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Re: Calling all RNN DeRuyter and Java class fans
The new Pacific Crossroads Java is on its way, I noticed their paint instructions call out English greys. Why would the Dutch Navy use English paint in early 1942? They had their own paint, I assume. The tone of that paint has been variously described, but I've not seen anything that ever indicated they were using the three shades of 507 paints. That's like assuming USS Houston was in English colors.
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Re: Calling all RNN DeRuyter and Java class fans
Do you know if it includes the aft Bofors 'shields' that, IIRC, was pointed out earlier in this thread?Dan Banks wrote:The new Pacific Crossroads Java is on its way............ early 1942.
"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
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Sheilds are included for Bofors. Nice kit, looks to include everything for "as sunk" version. I still wish they, and everyone else, would cast their full hull kits in one piece. I really don't like sanding and puttying. I know waterline guys don't like cutting and sanding, but since they are putting it in a water base, the lower hull edge can be rough, your sinking it in water. Much more demanding to get a good seamless waterline with joining upper and lower for full hull. Molded detail is very nice, and photo etch has relief details.
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Excellent, good to hear some model makers take some notice of indisputable 'advice'.Dan Banks wrote:Sheilds are included for Bofors. Nice kit, looks to include everything for "as sunk" version.
So goodo. Look forward to seeing a finished build then, as I just dive/d em (before salvaged that is), not build em. Leave that to you experts with nimble fingers!
Is there a pic of the model box somewhere?
"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
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Check Freetimes Hobby linc 1/350 new items, they have box top and contents pictures.
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Re: Calling all RNN DeRuyter and Java class fans
Here it is...
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Re: Calling all RNN DeRuyter and Java class fans
Thanks. Found the page myself. but couldn't see a good view of the Bofors anywhere.
"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
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Sir, just noticed this post of yours. With all due respect, imagine you are finished build by now, so if for 1942 look, hopefully you included the shielded Bofors on De Ruyter, as also were there on her when sunk.AussieBuilder wrote:I've finally started my 1/600 De Ruyter build.
For detail of model, I'm relying on several builds and plans I have found, including these:
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"We are off to look for trouble. I expect we shall find it." Capt. Tennant, HMS Repulse. 8 December 1941
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
"A review of the situation at about 1100 was not encouraging." Capt. Gordon, HMS Exeter. 1 March 1942
