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Description » The FIRST to offer large scale Ironclads, and Siege Artillery of the Civil War since 1996
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09-05-2005 03:53 AM
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Click to view item » Midwest's Apprentice Series Kits
Description » Midwest's Apprentice Boats are modeled after the original boats used in the 1800s and early 1900s. When you build these boats, you will learn real boat building techniques with different types of hull construction such as lapstrake and strip planking. The hull of each boat is built on a frame, just like the real thing. Midwest's Apprentice Boats are designed for everyone - from the person with no prior building experience to the experienced modeler.
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by tobee Andy
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Some recommended ship modeling books:
Ship Modeling Simplified
The Ship Model Builder's Assistant
Plank On Frame Models/Scale Masting & Rigging
Ship Modeling from Scratch
Ship Modeling from Stem to Stern
Planking Techniques for Model Ship Builders
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