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Hi guys. Taking advantage of these closing days, I am going to collect all the step by step of my Mississippi from Artesania Latina. Forgive the translation but for more comfort I will use Google translate RedfaceRedface The characteristics of the model are well known by all. Its scale is 1:80...

Hi everyone. It seems that this model is fashionable in the forum so I will collaborate with my progress to help all the colleagues who are doing it too. For my part, I will learn from your work. The first steps do not have much mystery. In my case, I am deck by deck in order to adjust each...

The translators could find on the internet do not translate correctly in most cases, specific terminology as the case of model ships. To publish in English, use this excel that I give you. I hope you find it useful. Regards

Hi Here I present something other than a ship but it has much to do with this hobby. The typical knot board. Important also have one or more manuals knots, that's a sack internet. I think it is necessary to indicate which, but if anyone wants one in particular, I have as "good": 1 -...

Hello Here it is a very small step by step installation. I do not dwell much since the model is not much mystery. As usual, a presentation of the kit ... Getting started .... More...

Happy 2013 to all. :D:D:D I wanted to wait until January 1, 2013 to start the thread of San Felipe because I feel that I will be with him for several years, and thus symbolically, each year new model will add a "year old" :mrgreen: . They say the San Felipe was launched in 1690 in the shipyards...

Hello My name is carlos and I'm writing from a small Mediterranean town called Tarragona. (This city was declared "World Heritage Site by UNESCO on the 30 of November of 2000. In the year 45 BC and after constructing its walls and a port Julio Cesar designate this colony with the name of...