 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
1/144 Semi-Kit produced by Dan Reed using
the ever so popular Hahn/Beveridge
CAD plans
All information is subject to change. All updates will be posted here and on the mainpage
The hull shows all the details like the steel plates, portholes, doors and
many more. Everything fits 100% to the HAHN'S TITANIC PLANS. The hull comes with
a brass stern stem and two separate propeller wings for the outer propellers.
Brass tubes for the drive shafts are already casted into the wings. The steel
plates are shown on the wings as well.
The wall thickness of the hull is thick enough to make it very stiff and stable. No inner frames are required, so there is plenty space inside for radio control, electric or steam engines and big batteries. With a total required weight of 20 - 25 kg (44-55 lbs.) to bring the hull to the waterline, big and heavy batteries can be used and many extra functions can be realized.
Fiber glas hull (more items listed below)
The
propeller wings have the drive shafts already installed in the wings.
Price: US $400.00 plus S&H. Click
here to order
That's simple. Go
here to place you order...
See above
for pricing details
|
PRODUCT |
WHAT'S
INCLUDED |
PRICE |
| Main Hull set (see above) | Fiber glas hull (titanic-plan.de) | US $500.00 + SH |
| Funne Set (see below) | All 4 funnels and 16 lifeboats (titanic-plan.de) | (see below) |
| New Vent set (see below) | 84 vents, 4 collapsible Life Boats, 4 free standing Crane bases (by Dan Reed) | (see below) |
| Photoetch-Set No.1 | Window, doors. ladders, gratings and much much more... (titanic-plan.de) | US $125.00 + SH |
| Photoetch-Set No.2 | Deck chairs (Toms ModelWorks) | US $20.00 + SH |
| Photoetch-Set No.3 | Benches (Toms ModelWorks) | US $20.00 + SH |
| 1/144 CAD plans | Full set of original CAD plans in the scale of 1/144 (titanic-plan.de) | US $160.00 + SH |
LIMITED
TIME SPECIAL OFFERS:
| PRODUCT |
WHAT'S
INCLUDED |
PRICE |
| Complete
resin accessory set for the 144 semi kit | 84
vents, 4 collapsible Life Boats, 4 free standing Crane bases 2 separate propeller wings All 4 funnels and 16 lifeboats (See above photos) ORDER HERE | US $100.00 + SH |
| Complete
set of photoetch parts for the 144 semi kit | Plate
A, B, C & D (windows, ladders, steps, davits, compass tower, gratings, portholes, doors, lifeboats accessories, rat lines, funnel & crane accessories,...) done by Robert Hahn (Read full description) Benches, deck chairs, railings, bollard and roller plates done by Tom | US $350.00 + SH |
You can order any of these pieces from Robert Hahns site at http://www.titanic-plan.de or Toms ModelWorks
Well, thats the fun part. Once you
get all of the pieces together, it's all an uphill battle from there. We do
recomend that you have some scratchbuilbing experience befor tackling this project.
Since only a small portion of the ship parts are actually provided, you will
need to produce the rest of the ship yourself. Although there are a lot of parts
being made all the time for this kit, there is no guarantee that the parts you
are looking for wil be mass produced in the near future. The best way to see
major parts produced for the kit is to speak up and let the creators of this
great ship that you would like to see them made. Chances are, there are more
people out there that would like to see the same pieces made. For this, you
can use the TRMA forum.
There isn't much photo reference of assembled 1/144 models to go by that use this same kit, but we do recomend that you check out Ray Lepiens semi-kit model. We are keeping a close eye on this one. He has been kind enough to send us regular updates on his model with photos. Ray would be happy to answer any questions you have about this kit. You can do this by going to the TRMA forum and posting a question for him. He will probably respond very quickly. There are also others on the board that will help you out as well.
MORE INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW FOR THIS SECTION...
The TRMA would like to thank the following people
for making the 1/144 happen.
| Dan
Reed (creator) Robert Hahn (photoetch & plans) Tom of Toms Model Works (photoetch) Ray Lepien (research consultant) Bruce Beveridge (research consultant) And everyone else I may be forgeting |  |
 |
