First impressions, Hobby Boss 1/350 Pre-Dreadnought Condorcet. The kit aftermarket forgot. 

Thanks for this reveiw. These older ships, late 19th, early twentieth century are some of the most fascinating subjects that have never been produced in plastic kit form.Nice to see that the Danton class has been done, despite the kits drawbacks. I think they referred to in their time as " semi-dreadnoughts" because of their intermediate calibre secondary guns, much like the British " Lord Nelson" class. Thanks again.

Looks like a fun weekend build, let your youngest choose the colour scheme 😉 Trumpeter Group do knock out a hell of a lot ships, so not surprised it's been overlooked for aftermarket. Hobby Boss are very good value for what you get in the kit - I've got their 1/48th Scale T-34 - 85 Tank, it's got a highly detailed interior (whether it's accurate IDK) & photo-etch and I picked up for less than £16 (Dave Coley's Emporium).

Wish they made more 1/200 scale kits of these predreadnought ships.

Just catching up on some of your first impression videos. Very informative as always Jason. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the review, the lack of detail and after market parts makes we gonna skip this kit though.

Hello Jason, really nice review. I really like the look of this ship. After watching this I did a little research. I am sure you have too. Very interesting life for a pre-dreadnought ship. See you next time.

There is a brass barrel set for the Danton, so those would work.

Nice unboxing and review Jason!

I like the pre-dreadnaughts they are very steampunk, especially the French dreadnaughts.....they are so.....French!

From what I remember, the turn of the 20th century French navy had two colour schemes. One for the Atlantic/Channel fleet and one for their Mediterranean fleet, which were different (I think the med used white or a very light grey based colour). Russian designs around this time were either designed in France or based on French designs, so you may be able to find part of the photo etch for Zvedza's Russian pre-dreadnoughts to repurpose.

Enjoyed the unboxing thank you . Regards Gav.

I think it’s an interesting enough subject that the lack of superdetailing would be overlooked. Why Trumpeter,why?

A lot of guess work with Hobby Boss, and Trumpeter.

Love this era for sjip building. Sadly there are not many kits of ships from late 1800s/early 1900s :( Great vid, great channel though :)

Hi buddy just found your channel. You by any chance from S.O.T