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How to display a Model Ship.
Do you want to add pizazz to your ship
model it's quick and easy.
This was created with balsa sticks
cut a the same length placed close
to each other to make it look keel blocks from a dry dock. They were glued
to the base then the base was stained & varnished then the ship was glued
to the blocks or just placed on the blocks simple, creative and inexpensive.
We sell balsa strips 1/4 x 1/4 x 36" for 2.50 plus a base board you are all set.
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Plastic covered Display Cases with Black Bases.
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Or just put a few sticks down on the base.
This base below was made from a piece of wood from a Home Depot or a lumber yard less than 8.00.
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The picture is from arnoldshipmodels.com a professional builder.
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World war II Gearing kit form DML kit!
USS Arizona by
Trumpeter in 1:200 scale, mounted on oak with basswood strips.
As you can see David very easily cut all the strips the same size and then
nailed them to a piece of oak an varnished the whole base, simple but elegant.
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Picture USS Hunt in Dry Dock note the Keel Blocks.
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Below is another inexpensive display
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I/700 Submarine model $7.00.
Wooden base bought at Michael's Art Store $1.95
Looking at my built diorama =
Priceless.