Ships in Scale Mar/Apr Issue is out!

[SeaWatchBooks]

The March/April issue of Ships in Scale is now available to subscribers. This issue takes you from a Viking burial ship to a WWII sub chaser — and everywhere in between. Roger Marshall continues his HMS Ontario build, Thomas Koehl scratch-builds a Harbor Defense Motor Launch in styrene, and James Norton tells the remarkable story behind a Cornish fishing lugger that sailed 12,000 miles to Australia. Ron Neilson goes deeper into 3D printing with two hands-on interviews, Ian McLaughlan returns with Part 2 of his Minor Warships series, and Bob Hunt shares hard-won lessons on spotting kit design flaws before they ruin a build.

We're also launching the 2026 Kit Manufacturer Survey — tell us which manufacturers deliver and which need to do better. Take the survey at https://shipsinscale.com/2026-kit-survey/.

 

[Mikes shed]

Its all very well to advertise but you need to make suee that you supply your goods on time all the time. I am not impressed with this publixation at all
Mike

 

[SeaWatchBooks]

I’m sorry you feel that way but I’m not sure what you mean. The March/April issue was published on March 1st and made available digitally to all subscribers immediately. It takes about two weeks to print and then another few days to mail within the US. If you’re outside the US it unfortunately takes longer but I can’t do anything about customs or local postal service. Provide me your name and I’ll happily refund your money and cancel your subscription.

 

[SeaWatchBooks]

Its all very well to advertise but you need to make suee that you supply your goods on time all the time. I am not impressed with this publixation at all
Mike

I’m sorry you feel that way but I’m not sure what you mean. The March/April issue was published on March 1st and made available digitally to all subscribers immediately. It takes about two weeks to print and then another few days to mail within the US. If you’re outside the US it unfortunately takes longer but I can’t do anything about customs or local postal service. Provide me your name and I’ll happily refund your money and cancel your subscription.