Ship Model Building Practice (PoD)

Have you ever observed visitors walking in amazement along the rows of well-built model ships?

Exhibitions have a way of frustrating and "humiliating" some people. You can literally read it from their faces: "Oh man, how could he have built that?".

Now here, one of our top modelers has explained how to make the things that are always good for an eye-catcher on the model.

The author has used the practical example of his crab cutter ,,Ramona" to record what is, however, just as suitable and applicable to any other model. It begins with hull construction in wood - in true shipwright fashion, tips are given. The emphasis of this hands-on book, however, is on making hardware. Whether it's a bucket, a broom, or blocks and thimbles here the reader will find much that can be transposed to any other model.

Ship Model Building Practice - this book is so valuable because it is written by an author who is actually a model builder himself and has built all that is discussed. It is equipped with numerous photos that exemplarily illustrate what is explained.