Part kits are one way to build a high priced ship model kit, while spreading out the cost over a period of time. You can build at your own pace and order the additional packs as they are needed. In the long run, the build is more expensive, but many of us had a hard time coming up with the full amount for a big wooden ship model kit all at once, so this is an option you might consider.
Take a glimpse at the process and what to expect with your order.
It was just about a month ago that I found myself in the middle of ship modeling withdrawals, as I had to take a break due to a family emergency. As I mentioned in recent posts, a Shipyard paper model kit got me through most of it. But, one thing that helped was splurging a little and making another ship modeling purchase. So, it was the purchase of a “Part Kit” from OcCre of Spain that filled that need.
74-gun Spanish ship of the line Montañes by OcCre
Now, I don’t really need another ship model kit. I have a stack of projects, some underway, and many un-started kits in my closet stash – I’m sure every ship modeler who reads this is familiar and has his or her own. But, I’m always looking for good blogging materials – interesting stuff to write about. Anyway, that’s my excuse, or…
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