Description » Offers a large selection of Handcrafted Wooden Model Tall Ships, Boats & Sailboats, Model Ship Display Cases and other Nautical Home Decor such as Teak Ship Wheels, Brass Telescopes, Mark V Diver Helmet Replicas, Old World Globe Hidden Bars and more.

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Description » Selling Used RC products at affordable prices.

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Description » 10 Model Sailing Ship Plans with Blueprints post here. Articles written and illustrated by E. Armitage McCann. Published in PS Mag's of the 20’s & 30’s. Restored and compiled by Don G. Smith. BLUEPRINTS are printed on 11" x 17" FULL COLOR. Booklet format is high resolution grey scale and printed on 20 Ib paper 8 1/2" x 11". The articles, detail drawings and blue prints have been painstakingly restored to a very clean readable condition. All the blue prints and detail drawings have been blown up to fit on a full page for easier reading. Booklet has been bound using the plastic comb binding method with heavy 60 lb paper front and back covers. Covers not included in page count.

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Description » Subtitled 'A True Story of Peril on the Sea' this book takes the reader through the harrowing days that Captain Kurt Carlsen endured after his ship The Flying Enterprise was hit by a rogue wave which badly cracked the hull and was then hit by a second rogue wave the next day which knocked it over on it's port side and from which it was unable to recover. This well written book is one of the most, and possibly the most, gripping tales of the sea I have ever read. The author gives good background details on all the major characters involved and the detailed description of the hours on board the crippled ship (12/27/51 - 1/10/52) kept me physically tense throughout. Having lived through the event once via newspaper and radio reports I seem to have managed to live through it a second time via Delaney's wonderful writing but it was even more exciting the second time 'round. By Frank Delaney

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Description » The construction and fitting of the English Man of War from 1650-1850. This is a fascinating book covering the practices of ship construction throughout the period noted. The book has many photos of actual ship construction, restoration photos, models and comprehensive illustrations. An extensive listing of timber scantlings and fastenings. Every aspect of the ship building process is covered.

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Description » Building the R/C sloop-of-war Constellation and other projects.

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Description » Personal website showing all my models except for my most recent 3.

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Description » Some absolutely beautiful marine artwork of early American and British naval vessels.

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Description » This book is published by Osprey publishing which does a lot of quick reference books for modelers sold generally in hobby stores. It is an 8 x 10 paperback with glossy paper. It has a brief history the American Humphreys class frigates, i.e United States, Constitution, President etc for a total of 18 ships. It ONLY covers those frigates. It is basically a drawn out encyclopedia entry (48 pages) with some color plates and drawings. A couple showing mast layouts that might be useful to modelers. A cut away of the Constitution's deck layout is also included. This is mainly a historical quick reference book as such, useful pictures/info for modeling is lacking. It works good for those with limited space or budget (it's cheap) for a full library. JI give it roughly 1 out of 5 for modeling and 3 out of 5 for historical info.

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Description » I have been building model ships since 1976. All models are scratch built using the plank on frame method with exotic woods for color or beef bone and water buffalo horn. I have just finished model #61 a bone ship for a client in the U.S.

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