Description » The drawings described in this list have been produced to meet the needs of those wishing to build authentic scale models, and every care has been taken to ensure accurate detail. In the case of named ships they have been compiled from the original builders' plans and specifications, personal survey of the actual vessel, or both. Where possible, any changes made during the life of the ship have been noted on the drawings, but in cases where this has not been done, any information on the subject will always be welcomed.

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Description » Devoted to model shipbuilding enthusiasts.

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Description » The website offers CD's for modern US Navy warships drawn from thousands of archived photographs, from personal, private and official USN sources.

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

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Description » A personal catalog of the fine collection of marine art, ship models and nautical artifacts from the Merchant Marine Academy's American Merchant Marine Museum and from various locations through out the Academy grounds.

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Description » The Nautical Research Journal is published on a quarterly basis by the Nautical Research Guild (NRG), an organization dedicated to assisting each modeler to reach his or her highest level of personal achievement. The Journal, generally considered to be the best of its kind in the world, is subscribed to by modelers, researchers, historians, maritime artists, museum curators and a variety of representatives from the world of academia. Journal articles include both historical features on maritime history, and discussions on ship modelling and model restoration. Journals include book and magazine reviews and shop notes submitted by members. The Journal is distributed to members in good standing.

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Description » I introduce the charm of the wooden sailing ship model from the extensive point of view. (Mostly in Japanese, but awesome models to look at)

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Description » A web site devoted to my hobby, handcrafting of model ships, boats, sailboats and historic vessels. And as a hobbyist interested in the history and study of maritime life in general.

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Description » Besides its normal commercial activity, our firm has established a "Naval Modelling Department" for the production of period ship kits. The models presented, which from the structural point of view are of an extremely advanced conception, are the logical continuation of a line begun more than 20 years ago by the designer Luigi Volonté, whose long experience allowed him to personally set up and follow a production, which we regard as one of the best, both for the facility of construction and the clearness of the plans, which are full of perspective drawings and fully described in four languages.

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Description » Scratch built model sailing ships.

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