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FROG 342P H.M.S. Tiger - R.N. Cruiser, International Model Aircraft, 1961
342P | 1961-1968 | C2 | (35.000) | C20 |
1961 New kit releases were at a low ebb with only HMS Tiger and an unusual subject of a Shell coastal tanker. While neither of these was likely to be a tremendous seller they were both successful long-term projects and made up into attractive models.
HMS Tiger Scale 1/415
Also included a flagsheet. The kit depicted the ship as it
looked before rebuild to helicopter carrier. Strangely
enough, the first issue box kept its suffix-P even when
printed years after the change to F-prefixes for all other
Frog kits.
FROG model aircraft 1932-1976, R. Lines, L. Hellstrom
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Tri-ang 342P HMS Tiger, Lines Freres S.A., France to mid-1964
Tri-ang/Frog (France)
Lines Freres S.A., Route de Dunkerque, Calais, France (to mid-1964);
Meccano - Tri-ang Lines Freres S.A., 70-88 Avenue Henri Barbusse. 93 Bobigny. France (from mid-1964)
Period: 1962?-1972?
"Old" Style
* Existence probable but as yet unconfirmed
FROG model aircraft 1932-1976, R. Lines, L. Hellstrom
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UPC , Universal Powermaster Corporation, USA, 67-70
UPC
Universal Powermaster Corporation, New York 10, NY. USA
Period: 1967-1970?
| 2100 | HMS Exeter |
| 2101 | HMS Revenge |
| 2103 | HMS Cadiz (Battle Class) |
| 5012 | Trinity House Lightship |
| 5013 | Coastal Tanker |
| 5014-3 | HMS Tiger |
| 6060 | HMS Hero |
| 6061 | HMS Ashanti |
| 6062 | HMS Torquay |
| 6063 | HMS Undine |
FROG model aircraft 1932-1976, R. Lines, L. Hellstrom
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FROG F142 HMS Tiger - Cruiser, Rovex-Triang Ltd., 1970
NEW AND IN VIEW
Re-Issued Ship Kits
ROVEX-TRIANG LTD. HMS Tiger and Trafalgar. Neither Scales nor prices quoted.
Both these kits first appeared some 10-odd years ago and it might have been better had some thought been given to their re-issue as converted during recent R.N. service.
The kit of H.M.S. TIGER especially lends itself to modernisation in view of recent publicity on her re-commissioning with a hanger aft. It is also felt that the A/D conversion of the survivors of the Battle class destroyers would have been more appropriate. Both kits are well moulded and easy to assemble, although detail is somewhat sparse. Both are tailor-made for the Humbrol paint kit 11N and the instructions are clear and well laid out although both kits can be assembled without them. There was some slight flash on both kits but no distortion and the grey material was easily handled. Various Battles were refitted with different secondary armaments and recourse must be made to appropriate publications to ensure accuracy. Battles have now been deleted from the Navy List but a couple are still serving in the Pakistan Navy, with one example as flagship of the Imperial Iranian Navy (this one is very much modified and now almost unrecognisable). Both kits have room for the super-detail enthusiast to go wild and both are worthy of consideration for the building programme of any warship enthusiast. Any member with information which might be of use for a conversion article is asked to contact the reviewer through the Editor as soon as possible.
J.D.F.
The IPMS magazine, OCTOBER 1970 Vol. 7 No. 10
F142 | 1970-1977 | G2X | 65.000 | C20 |
FROG model aircraft 1932-1976, R. Lines, L. Hellstrom
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NOVO F142 HMS Tiger - Cruiser, Cat.No.76113, Novo Toys Ltd. 77-79
FROG model aircraft 1932-1976, R. Lines, L. Hellstrom
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142 Сборная модель крейсера, Донецкая Фабрика Игрушек, Укрпромигрушка, Донецк Cruiser's scale kit, 142, Donetsk Toy Factory, USSR
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Eastern Express 40005 Tiger cruiser, Eastern Express Group, 2000-s
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Ark Models AK 40012 Tiger cruiser, Ark Models, 2016
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19.06.2018
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